A new village school in rural Cambodia, designed and built pro-bono by WW+P has won the Colour in Architecture prize in this year’s WAN Awards.
A sketch of Paddington Station by associate Pablo Sanz Claramunt is one of over 100 artworks being auctioned in Article 25’s annual fundraiser on Thursday November 22.
WW+P and Spaceagency have been appointed by Network Rail Buildings and Architecture to revise and update the Wayfinding Design Guidance, providing a complete overview of the Network Rail signage and wayfinding strategies for all their managed stations.
Chris Williamson will be discussing the role of large scale infrastructure projects including HS2 and Crossrail as part of The Bartlett's Constructing Realities lecture series on Thursday November 15.
Rob Naybour and Christian Bocci will be attending the CCPPP National Conference on Public-Private Partnerships in Toronto on November 5-6. Recognised as the premier forum on PPP, it brings together 1,200 senior government and business leaders from across Canada and around the world.
Panel discussion at Transport for London, 55 Broadway, Westminster SW1,Thursday November 8, 6.00-8.30pm.
WW+P has appointed six new partners to build on the firms continued growth in the UK and internationally.
A miniature stainless steel study for Euston HS2 is our entry in the Cure3 Cube Exhibition in aid of the Cure Parkinson’s Trust.
A new masterplan for Wimbledon town centre, featuring illustrations and mapping by Pablo Sanz Claramunt, has been launched by Future Merton.
Senior Associate Stuart Harper will be discussing the role of infrastructure in connecting and creating communities at the WSP Pathways event on October 18. The evening is an opportunity for young professionals in the industry to share ideas and creativity; to engage and network.
Clients and industry colleagues joined us to celebrate the opening of our new Melbourne studio on Flinders Lane on Tuesday August 14.
This year’s London studio summer barbecue took place in the gardens and terrace of the Brunel Museum, Rotherhithe on August 22.
WW+P has been appointed to provide architectural services for Network Rail’s Croydon Area Remodelling Scheme (CARS). Part of a multi-disciplinary team including lead Atkins, a member of the SNC-Lavalin Group and Costain, the contract worth around £4m, will include a diverse range of design services across multiple elements of the rail infrastructure.
A new image has been revealed for HS4Air, the proposal for a new high-speed railway around London that passes via both Gatwick and Heathrow Airports. The proposal will be submitted to the Department for Transport in response to a call for ideas within the rail sector.
WW+P has been appointed as lead architect and master planner for the Temple Quarter district of Bristol, which includes Bristol Temple Meads station, as part of a multi-disciplinary team led by Mott MacDonald.
WW+P has been appointed by Southwark Council to design five sites that could deliver up to 140 new homes as well as a new Community Centre. The sites vary in scale, with the largest including mature landscape and trees and offering great potential for place-making.
Weston Williamson has boosted the senior teams in both its Melbourne and Sydney studios to deliver major new rail projects in both cities.
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