Marek Wojciechowski Architects Ltd.

Our architecture and interior team undertook the complete refurbishment and extension of a historic 19th century villa within the St John’s Wood Conservation Area. ⁠ A contemporary Portland Stone rear extension has been added to provide the family with a flexible space that connects physically and visually with the garden beyond.⁠ The space is completed by light and neutral furnishings selected by our interior team, bringing calm and comfort to this spacious family home. The restoration includes a stunning bespoke kitchen by bulthaup that connects the original house to the light filled extension.

MWA have recently completed works for the retrofit of a 30,000sqft office building in the Heart of Westminster. The design team worked with the client, Westminster City Council (WCC) and residents to develop the scheme to bring an existing 1980s building back to life and provide high-quality headquarters for our end-user client. The Planning Officers welcomed the proposed new ground floor shopfront, noting its potential to activate and enliven the street frontage, as well as the proposed rear extension, which reflects the wider scheme in its detailing and fenestration. Additionally, sustainability features such as the inclusion of photovoltaic panels (PVs), dedicated cycle parking, EV charging points, and the reduction in car parking spaces were all positively received. See more on our website: https://lnkd.in/duzY4ZaS Well done to the team involved in delivering this project! Prospect union, Stature London, Oktra, Ingleton Wood, The Anslow Partnership, Montagu Evans Photography: adam letch

A Decade of Planning Achievements in Westminster Since 2012, Marek Wojciechowski Architects has consistently delivered successful planning applications in the City of Westminster, achieving a 99% approval rate. Out of 137 applications submitted, 136 have been granted, underscoring our commitment to thoughtful, high-quality design that aligns with Westminster’s stringent planning requirements. This experience extends across both listed and non-listed buildings, with 31% of our applications involving listed properties, which bring additional layers of regulatory and heritage considerations. Our team’s deep understanding of these factors has been essential in navigating the complexities of Westminster’s urban fabric, respecting its architectural heritage while introducing modern, functional spaces. The accompanying map highlights our extensive portfolio of completed and ongoing projects across Westminster, from conservation areas to contemporary developments. This body of work reflects our dedication to enhancing the built environment with a careful balance of innovation and preservation. See it on our website: https://lnkd.in/dBAP9xTs

Works are currently progressing on site since receiving Listed Building Consent for the extension and refurbishment of a Grade II Listed property on Norfolk Road. The contractor has recently been undertaking the extensive underpinning to accommodate the lowered depth of the lower ground floor slab, whilst installing the steel superstructure to support the internal alterations. See more on our website: https://lnkd.in/d5zgVyyM Eliot Ellis-Brown Alina Marinescu Andrew Bell Marek Wojciechowski Rawan Hussin Lauren Green CGI by Carl Williams Visualisation Charlotte Rowe Garden Design Webb Yates Engineers Form Structural Design Montagu Evans

We’re pleased to share that planning has been granted for the comprehensive refurbishment of an existing office building in Oxford, to create a calming healthcare environment for Welbeck Health Partners' new acquisition.⁠ ⁠ Welbeck Oxford will deliver a 30,000 sqft state of the art medical facility which will house an array of specialties, including Heart Health, Lung Health, Urology, Digestive Health, ENT, Endoscopy, and Neurology, providing a comprehensive suite of medical services.⁠ See more: https://lnkd.in/dBdu9Zyq Congratulations to the team: Murphy Philipps LLP, Savills, Ramboll, MKA Ecology, Ligna Consultancy Ltd, Coreus Group, Caneparo Associates, Clegg, PAROGON, LDA Design MWA Team: Andrew Bell Lydia Bagley Diana Raican Rawan Hussin Lauren Green Marek Wojciechowski

We’re excited to announce the completion of a transformative fitout for a new healthcare clinic in the iconic Grade II* Listed Battersea Power Station. Now open, this unique medical centre features a pharmacy offering cosmetic and medical services, a clinic with diagnostics and imaging facilities, minor procedure rooms, and dentistry services. Given the historical significance of Battersea Power Station, MWA had to work within the constraints of the existing building fabric, heritage legislation, and the Battersea Power Station design guidance. Additionally, compliance with Health Building Notes was essential to ensure the facility met the Care Quality Commission and General Pharmaceutical Council requirements. This project leverages the historical features and materials of the building to create a high-end experience for patients. See more photos here: https://lnkd.in/gB2xGnjp Congratulations to the team here at MWA, London International Patient Services and all the consultants we worked with on the project. Project Manager: Levy Real Estate Quantity Surveyor: exigere MEP Consultant: Hoare Lea Structural Consultant: engineersHRW Contractor: Overbury Photography: adam letch

The pharmacy for London International Patient Services (LIPS) has opened in the iconic Grade II* Listed Battersea Power Station. Construction of the LIPS Healthcare Centre began in January 2024 and Phase 01 is now complete. Phase 02, comprised of imaging, procedure, and diagnostics suites is progressing on site and is due to complete in Summer 2024. This medical centre is one of a kind, featuring a pharmacy offering both cosmetic and medical services, a clinic equipped with diagnostics and imaging facilities, minor procedure rooms, and dentistry services. The transformation of this space into a high-end medical centre not only respects the historical essence of Battersea Power Station but also sets a new standard for patient care environments. The combination of heritage elements with modern, sustainable design creates a unique and welcoming space for all who visit. Read more on our website: https://lnkd.in/ePWFYF_K exigere Hoare Lea engineersHRW Overbury Levy Real Estate

MWA complete the extensive renovation of a Grade I Listed Nash terrace in Regent’s Park This completed project forms part of a Grade I listed John Nash terrace in the prestigious Regent’s Park Conservation Area. The property has a rich history and was formerly the home of science fiction novelist H.G. Wells. MWA were approached to undertake the extensive renovation to the main house and mews building, through the consolidation of the layout and sensitive restoration of original historic features. The addition of a contemporary two storey extension, housing a Study and Kitchen/Breakfast Room was added to the rear of the property, offering views across the garden to the mews house. See more on our website: https://lnkd.in/dwd7_2km