Recent News
Refurbishment of Warren Court Complete
We’re pleased to announce the successful refurbishment of residential units at Warren Court for Jersey Homes Trust.
The project has revitalised the building with a contemporary look while respecting the character of the area. Improvements include new external wall insulation, replacement windows, upgraded balconies, enhanced fire-safe entrances, and new landscaping to improve the overall site.
A great outcome for residents and our client.
New Development at Five Oaks Taking Shape
We’re excited to see the new residential development taking shape, delivering 38 affordable homes in St Martin.
The scheme includes a mix of 2, 3 and 4 bedroom homes, with private gardens, resident parking, new pedestrian and vehicle access, and landscaped communal and public open spaces.
Most Iconic Building in Jersey Over the Past 20 Years!
We at Morris Architects are delighted to announce that Weighbridge House (Southampton Hotel) has been awarded the “Most Iconic Building in Jersey Over the Past 20 Years” at the 2025 Jersey Construction Awards.
It has been a true honour for our practice to act as lead architects for this landmark project. This award is not only a recognition of Weighbridge House itself but also a testament to the dedication, creativity, and collaboration of the entire design and construction team who brought it to life.
We are extremely proud of this achievement — a true accolade for our practice and everyone involved in making this iconic building a reality.
Project Update | Oakfield Sports Complex – Phase One Complete
We’re delighted to announce the sectional completion of Phase One of the new Oakfield Sports Complex — a major milestone in the delivery of state-of-the-art sporting facilities for Jersey.
This phase includes:
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A brand-new, purpose-built 2,000sqm covered sports hall, featuring three courts designed for netball, badminton, basketball, volleyball, and tennis.
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Two Dojo studios at first-floor level, providing a dedicated home for Jersey’s thriving martial arts community.
The next stage of the project ...
Completion of Jersey Opera House
The Jersey Opera House, a Grade 2 Listed building originally designed in the late 1890s, has undergone significant refurbishment. As Lead Architects, appointed by the Government of Jersey we were responsible for preparing the feasibility, planning applications, Building Bye-Laws submissions, and all tender documentation and employer’s requirements. Our work included enhancing fire safety, accessibility, and decarbonisation, along with restoring the historic façade and auditorium design which required extension consultations with Planning and the Historical Environment Team.
The project was completed in December 2024, and we can't wait for the performances to resume!




