20 February 2021

MWA were approached in early 2019 to prepare proposals for a replacement rear extension with integrated landscape design and full internal refurbishment of this arts and crafts three storey family home situated within the Redington Frognal Conservation Area in Hampstead.

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Size: 4,859 SQ.FT
Client: Private
Status: Construction
Structural Engineer: Pringuer James Consulting Engineering
M&E: Cundall
Quantity Surveyor: The Millbridge Group
Arboriculturalist: John Cromar's Arboricultural Company Ltd.
Rendering: Marek Wojciechowski Architects
Local Authority: London Borough of Camden

20 February 2021

MWA recently submitted plans for a substantial basement extension and full refurbishment of a family home in St John’s Wood. Situated within the St John's Wood Conservation Area, the proposal presents a unique opportunity to create more spacious and adaptable spaces with an emphasis on open plan living, generous ceiling heights, natural light and modern finishes. The new 1,500 sq. ft basement provides a gym, family media room, and yoga space fronting a generous lightwell. Locating the plant and utility rooms within the centre of the basement plan has helped to maximise the living area above ground and visually connect each space with the front and rear gardens.

Size: 4,051 SQ.FT
Client: Private
Status: Planning
Structural Engineer: Form SD
Geotechnical Surveyor: Jomas
Quantity Surveyor: Brendan Hennessy
Local Authority: City of Westminster
Rendering: Marek Wojciechowski Architects

19 February 2021

Having recently achieved the BREEAM ‘Excellent’ Target (aligning with our sustainability ethos) MWA are happy to see another project on the

home straight with King’s Cross Road nearing completion.

The project has been an important test case for MWA in the integration of innovation with regard to joining architecture and the environment together to deliver buildings which aid the well-being of their occupants and the wider urban context. With the current era of ‘working from home’ highlighting the need for nature and biodiversity in our lives, this project has seen the implementation of a huge internal planting scheme for the benefit of its occupants. The end result will stand testament to the project having such a courageous and dedicated client team. The development will complete in June.

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Size: 9,400 SQ.FT
Client: Sturgeon Capital
Status: Construction
Daylight & Sunlight: Malcolm Hollis
Structural Engineer: Parmarbrook
Services Engineer: Cundall
Planning Consultant: Bidwells
Building Control: Assent BC
Local Authority: London Borough of Camden

19 February 2021

MWA have recently gained planning permission to substantially redevelop an historic 19th century villa within the St John’s Wood conservation area. The proposals include a timeless Portland stone extension, a passenger lift and new basement level with swimming pool, spa & gym suite. MWA’s scheme will sensitively deliver an uncompromised modern family dwelling within a prestigious part of London.

Size: 7,812 SQ.FT
Client: Private
Status: Planning
Cost Consultant: The Millbridge Group
Structural Engineer: Form SD
Project Manager: Radcliffes
Planning Consultant: Montagu Evans
Historical Consultant: Bidwells
Planning Consultant: Montagu Evans
Swimming Pool Consultant: JetFormt
AV Consultant: Livewire Home Integration
Lighting Consultant: Xavio Design
Landscape Designer: Bowles and Wyer
Main Contractor: LTS
Local Authority: Westminster City Council
Rendering: Marek Wojciechowski Architects

19 February 2021

MW-A have been appointed to work on the office refurbishment of 27-28 Windmill Street. The building was constructed in the 1990’s and is located in the Charlotte Street Conservation area. The proposal includes a roof top extension and a new façade which takes inspiration from the adjacent listed building The Rising Sun Public house.

Size: 9,976 SQ.FT
Client: Private
Status: Pre-Planning
Heritage Consultant: Bidwells LLP
Planning Consultant: Montagu Evans
Local Authority: London Borough of Camden
Rendering: Marek Wojciechowski Architects