WW+P Architects

We’re heading to MIPIM!   Director Beatrix Young, Senior Architect Lucy Dunn, Director Neil Baker and Chair Rob Naybour will be in Cannes next month for the event. Please get in touch with us if you'd like to meet.   We're proud to be part of the Place North delegation, which curates the North of England’s presence at MIPIM, connecting the largest investors, developers, and local government executives to accelerate inclusive and transformational growth in the region and beyond.   See you in France ✈️   WW+P, part of Egis' Architecture Line | #MIPIM #TOD #development #placenorth #event

Too many cooks?! Twenty members of our team came together to put on an elaborate edition of our vegan lunch series at our London Studio last week to mark ‘Veganuary’. With so many tasty dishes it was hard to crown a winner, so a joint prize was given to Gregor F.’s coated dates, and Constance D.’s hearty dahl. We’re already looking forward to the next 🍽️ WW+P, part of Egis' Architecture Line | #studiolife #teamlunch #veganuary

We're very proud to see Byford Station pick up a 6 Star Green Star Design Review Rating - the first of Western Australia's train stations to do so! This major sustainability milestone gives our station the highest rating under the Green Building Council of Australia’s Railways V1.1 Rating tool and represents world leadership in sustainability. The rating is a result of comprehensive, independent verification across multiple sustainability criteria including management practices, indoor environmental quality, energy efficiency, transport, water use, materials, land use and ecology, emissions reduction and innovation. Read more about our work on Byford Station, part of our Armadale to Byford Extension: https://lnkd.in/e3HdwbPu WW+P, part of Egis' Architecture Line | #sustainability #sustainablearchitecture #sustainabletravel #australia

We're pleased to hear the British Chancellor outline her priorities for infrastructure investment yesterday, especially the focus on the economic benefits associated with the Oxford-Cambridge Growth Corridor. We're proud to be a part of the East West Rail (EWR) consortium with Mott MacDonald and WSP, within which WW+P are the lead architect for the Development Consent Order on a project that will deliver new homes and new jobs in unison with sustainable mass-transit connectivity. The UK stands to benefit from the additional clarity the Chancellor has provided around this Government's priorities for transport infrastructure; rail, maritime and aviation capacity all have a crucial role to play sustainable economic growth. WW+P, part of Egis’ Architecture Line | #TOD #TransitOrientedDevelopment #HeathrowCapacity #EastWestRail #UK #Infrastructure

Not just for Christmas!   Our London Studio tree has taken on its second life as a green centrepiece. Again a collaborative affair, the sculptural tree designed and built by our team with key input from Landscape, Digital and Model-making representatives, now stands as a testament to the team’s concept of a year-round decoration that brightens the studio and breathes life (literally!) into our day. The tree continues to act as an indoor air quality experiment which we'll monitor until 2026, and we anticipate some great results. 🌲   Read more about the original build of the tree, and roll on spring. https://lnkd.in/e2ZVK6tr   WW+P, part of Egis’ Architecture Line | #studiolife #greensculpture #studio #sustainabledesign Isabella Bhoan Giulia Pustorino Toby Loughton E. Apostol Gregor F. James Ford Felix Burke Szymon Wojtyla

It’s a delight to see Isha Ahmed pick up the The Worshipful Company of Chartered Architects RIBA Part I (Level 6) prize. A privilege to have as part of our team, Isha joins a line of other Part I and II prize-winners here at WW+P and it’s great to see their talent celebrated both in and outside of the studio. Congrats Isha! Read more about the awards: https://lnkd.in/egUfc-n6

Today, the British Embassy Paris UK Architecture exhibition comes to a close. We were pleased to see out the afternoon with a panel discussion between WW+P Senior Architect Lucy Dunn and Heike Neurohr of Hawkins\Brown on how infrastructure can be a catalyst for urban regeneration, chaired by Waldemar Koehler of RIBA. Lucy spoke about projects including the eastern sites of Thames Tideway, Woolwich Elizabeth Line Station, Lawrence East in Toronto, and others - highlighting the need for community engagement to create better spaces that satisfy and suit their locals. Always a pleasure to be in Paris! Thank you to the Embassy and all who came to see us throughout this insightful exhibition. WW+P, part of Egis group | #architecture #ukarchitecture #britishembassyparis #exhibition

Day one of the British Embassy Paris's UK Architecture Showcase has been a great success. WW+P Chair Rob Naybour spoke on designing infrastructure like our award-winning Paddington Elizabeth Line Station to support sustainable cities, and the importance of our people-focused approach, with "urban stations as one of the few buildings where people commune as part of their everyday experience." Tomorrow, Lucy Dunn joins a panel on infrastructure as a catalyst for urban regeneration. And we'll be back on the stand to welcome visitors in Paris. À demain! WW+P, part of Egis group | #architecture #exhibition #paris #britishembassy

Building Design.'s WA100 2025 is out! We’re pleased to have jumped up from 92 in last year’s rankings to 62 this year. A testament to our growing global studios, but also to the award-winning transport oriented development and infrastructure projects we are delivering, that shape and benefit the cities we live in. See the full ranking: https://lnkd.in/evteBC3J

WW+P has secured planning permission for 18 new council homes in Wandsworth.