New west wing and rebuilding of main tower (1964) Hiatt Baker Hall, Bristol University, Stoke Bishop (opened 1966). Aberystwyth Arts Centre, Aberystwyth University, Wales (opened 1970/2). Cathedral Church of SS. Peter and Paul, Clifton, Bristol (consecrated 1973) Symphony Hall, Birmingham (opened 1991). Swanlea Secondary School, Tower Hamlets, London, in collaboration with Hampshire County Architects (opened 1993). The school building was passively heated and ventilated. City University of Hong Kong (completed 1993). This project was won in an international competition, in collaboration with Fitch and Chung. Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (with Simon Kwan and Associates) Second Severn Crossing (now the Prince of Wales Bridge), between England and Wales (opened 1996) Wishaw General Hospital, Lanarkshire, Scotland (completed 2001). Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff (opened 2004). £106 million opera house and arts venue. Administration and buy-out In June 2004 Percy Thomas Partnership went into administration after cancellation of a large PFI project for the Ministry of Defence and delays of a number of other key projects. At the time, they had a turnover of £6 million, with 100 staff. The company was bought by the large British outsourcing company, Capita, who created a new arm of their property consultancy division called Capita Percy Thomas. The staff and several senior directors were transferred to Capita. In 2007 the name 'Percy Thomas' came to an end in the UK when Capita consolidated the architecture divisions within Capita Symonds into a new brand called 'Capita Architecture'. References External links Percy Thomas Architects Planners and Designers (Hong Kong) Wales Millennium Centre website | The Building Clifton Cathedral Architecture firms of Wales Defunct companies of Wales Percy Thomas buildings Welsh Eisteddfod Gold Medal winners