We are delighted to hear that the University of Cambridge North Range Student Services Project has won a high commendation at the Civic Trust Awards. The project included a refurbishment of existing listed buildings, the construction of a new wing, and an overhaul of the public realm.
Read moreIt’s great to see the new Chelmsford Leisure Centre open for public use.
Our recent projects involving rooftop design work for Southwark Borough Council have now reached practical completion. The landscape schemes at four primary schools; Albion, Belham, Charles Dickens and Robert Browning, all involved the creation of exciting rooftop spaces for staff and students to enjoy.
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We are pleased to release a drone video of our work at Hunstanton Heritage Gardens. Read more
We are thrilled to release our first drone video. Read more
WWA Managing Director, Gill Wynne-Williams, gave a talk at the Alliance of Construction Networks (ACN) annual conference in London last November. Along with Daniel Knott, an Associate at BuroHappold Engineering, Gill was asked to address the question “How do we design for passive & active external environments?”. The pair presented a range of project case studies illustrating different approaches to designing external spaces. This was followed by a joint Q&A session which allowed audience members to explore the theme further with specific reference to their own field. Read more
The recently completed wildlife garden at Dulwich Hamlet Junior School has been very well received by staff and students. A whole range of learning experiences have centred around habitat piles, pondlife containers and planting to encourage biodiversity. Read more
As the demand for BIM compliant projects increases, Wynne-Williams Associates have taken the decision to switch to Vectorworks software. This will give us the capability to design collaboratively with other professionals to BIM Level 2. Read more
We recently completed a car park extension scheme for the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts in Norwich. The grade II* listed art gallery and museum was designed by Norman Foster and is host to regular national and international exhibitions. It is a prominent feature of the parkland landscape at the University of East Anglia.
The Centre struggled to provide enough visitor parking, especially during temporary exhibitions when numbers can increase by over 200 per day. We were asked to study the problem and provide a solution which was sensitive to the setting of the building. It was also a requirement that our proposals get approval from Foster and Partners, who have ongoing input into all aspects relating to the Sainsbury Centre. Read more
Our three master’s students exhibited their final projects as part of the Writtle University College MA Degree Show this week. The exhibition was the culmination of months of hard work and was a chance for Lucy, Tom and Bobby to share their projects with industry professionals, family and friends. Read more
