We are pleased to announce that Burfield Close has successfully achieved planning permission.
We have been working closely with Rock Townsend and Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council to re-develop an existing housing site in Hatfield into a new cluster of 4 linked buildings, with associated landscaped grounds.
Read moreIt’s always great to visit site and see designs coming to life. We recently visited Mayfield School in Portsmouth, which is the rebuilding of an existing all-through school.
Read morePlanning approval has recently been granted for two new through schools for pupils with special educational needs in Essex. Sir Geoff Hurst School and Hawthorns Free School will be constructed on part of the former St Peter’s School site in Chelmsford. Wynne-Williams are members of a team assembled by contractor Net Zero Buildings to design and construct the two schools.
Read moreWe 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
