WW+P

Weston Williamson was established in 1985 and has completed a wide variety of projects, both at home and abroad, comprising both new and reused buildings of various sizes.

Projects include the Jubilee Line Station at London Bridge and the New England Biolabs building in Boston.

Its work in architecture and urban design is influenced strongly by thinking through the materials and details at an early stage. It believes the best architecture comes from a consideration of all the elements that form a building: the structure, the services, the quality of light, the expression of the form, the relationship of the building to its context and - of increasing importance - its global significance in energy consumption. Currently working on exciting transport projects, urban design, residential and mixed-use projects in the UK and overseas.