Dezeen magazine has shared our idea for turning container ships into coronavirus hospitals bound for stricken cities around the world.
Despite an almost universal recognition of climate change and comprehensive public transport systems, the car is still by far the most popular way to commute in world cities, according to our new Commuter Satisfaction Survey.
The pace of change to our working environment as a result of COVID-19 over the last couple of weeks has been unprecedented. In these highly challenging and uncertain times we want to reassure you we are maintaining ‘business as usual’ to the best of our ability. Our leaders and technical teams have been working tirelessly to ensure this is the case.
Ahead of it's official launch Chris Williamson spoke to Shop Talk podcast presenter Michael Hammond about the findings of our Commuter Satisfaction Survey in 10 Global Cities.
Crossrail have released their latest film on progress at Paddington Station, which is being designed and delivered by WW+P.
The theme of Smart Cities prompted some lively and insightful presentations from the panel of next-gen thought leaders in the third in our series of Generator events on February 13.
WW+P has secured a place on the Network Rail Design Services Framework (DSF), in collaboration with multi-disciplinary consultant Pell Frischmann. The billion-pound framework runs for the next 10 years.
WW+P are runners up in an international competition to design a sustainable masterplan for London’s Low Line – a proposed linear regeneration of a series of 19th century railway viaducts running through Bankside, London Bridge and Bermondsey.
Sydney studio architectural graduate Victoria King is the recipient of this year’s prestigious RIBA Silver Medal. She was presented with the award by RIBA President Alan Jones and Lord Foster at a ceremony in London on December 3.
A plaque commemorating a little-known piece of First World War history has been unveiled at the brand-new Woolwich Crossrail station.
WW+P and Allies and Morrison are teaming up to deliver a strategic masterplan for Victoria, which supports job creation, housing delivery and a world class transformation of Victoria Station hub and its surroundings.
Planning permission and Listed Building Consent has been granted for our scheme at Fenchurch Street station, which will transform the Grade II listed building and its environs into a new destination for the City of London.
The theme of ‘Future Cities’ prompted some truly inspirational presentations from the panel of next-gen thought leaders from across the built-environment at the second of our Generator events on November 7.
A hand-drawn digital sketch of Deptford Church Street is our contribution to this year’s Article 25 fundraiser, which takes place at the Royal Institute of British Architects, Portland Place on November 18. The artwork has been created especially for the event by our associate Pablo Sanz Claramunt.
WW+P's Generator Group is presenting another evening of engaging talks and discussion on the theme of Future Cities, on Thursday November 7 at our Valentine Place Studio in Southwark SE1.
Founding Partner Rob Naybour will be presenting our vision for a new air rail link for the East Midlands at Global Air Rail Vienna on October 29-31.
Exhibition Line, our shortlisted entry for the Future Park Design Ideas Competition is on display at the Dulux Gallery, University of Melbourne until Friday November 1.
TfL has been given the go-ahead by Islington Council for a new green roof topped entrance to Old Street station.
Senior associate Sean Fine will be talking about how tall buildings can give something back to the public on Day 3 of CTBUH World Congress 2019 in Chicago, which runs from October 28 to November 2.
Christian Bocci will be sharing our experiences of designing sustainable transport solutions in the UK and Australia at a TOD conference in Vancouver on October 3.
Our Head of Masterplanning Simon Catton led a walking tour around Bristol's Temple Quarter and Templemeads station environs for a group of investors and developers, part of a wider event exploring the city’s ambitions and opportunities organised by Bristol City Council, on Monday September 16.
Crossrail has released their latest film on progress at Paddington Elizabeth line station, which is being designed and delivered by WW+P.
WW+P is one of just 10 architecture practices exhibiting in the London Pavilion at the Seoul Biennale, which runs from September 7 until November 10 in Seoul, South Korea.
WW+P has designed and completed 66 new homes on Camberwell Green for Peabody, 110 years after the housing provider commissioned an architectural design competition to build the historic Camberwell Green Estate.
Crossrail has released their latest film on progress at Woolwich Elizabeth line station, which is being designed and delivered by WW+P. It shows a substantially completed station and urban realm, including the unique external architectural features which capture the area’s military history and heritage buildings.
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