Designs Commenced for Regent's Park Family Home

14 July 2021

MWA are delighted to be working on another project which forms part of a Grade I Listed John Nash terrace in the prestigious Regent’s Park Conservation Area. The property has a rich history and was formerly the home of science fiction novelist H.G. Wells. This is the fifth property to be undertaken by MWA on Regent’s Park in the past two years.

We are working closely with the local planning authority to create a contemporary family home for our Clients, whilst ensuring that the heritage asset is preserved and improved. Proposals include sensitive internal alterations to accommodate a new study, gym, kitchen and breakfast area, along with an exciting new glazed rear extension designed to enhance and reveal the historical features and appearance of the existing property.

Size: 5,964 sqft
Structural Engineer: PJCE
Heritage Consultant: Bidwells
M&E Consultant: Cundall
Quantity Surveyor: Brendan Hennessy Associates
Planning Consultant: Savills
CDM: Goddard Consulting
Landscape Designer: James Holderness Landscape Design
Rendering: Marek Wojciechowski Architects
Local Authority: Westminster City Council

14 July 2021

MWA are delighted to be working on another project which forms part of a Grade I Listed John Nash terrace in the prestigious Regent’s Park Conservation Area. The property has a rich history and was formerly the home of science fiction novelist H.G. Wells. This is the fifth property to be undertaken by MWA on Regent’s Park in the past two years.

We are working closely with the local planning authority to create a contemporary family home for our Clients, whilst ensuring that the heritage asset is preserved and improved. Proposals include sensitive internal alterations to accommodate a new study, gym, kitchen and breakfast area, along with an exciting new glazed rear extension designed to enhance and reveal the historical features and appearance of the existing property.

Size: 5,964 sqft
Structural Engineer: PJCE
Heritage Consultant: Bidwells
M&E Consultant: Cundall
Quantity Surveyor: Brendan Hennessy Associates
Planning Consultant: Savills
CDM: Goddard Consulting
Landscape Designer: James Holderness Landscape Design
Rendering: Marek Wojciechowski Architects
Local Authority: Westminster City Council

MWA Appointed on Notting Hill Terrace

14 July 2021

MWA have been appointed to proceed to pre-application stage for the redevelopment of a terrace in Notting Hill. The site consists of an entire terrace adjacent to Portobello Road. The houses have been much altered and are in a poor state of repair. Our proposal reinstates the traditional shop fronts at ground floor and includes full refurbishment of the first and second floor with a new mansard extension. Residential is proposed for all levels above ground.

Size: 21,338 SQ.FT
Client: Private
Planning consultant: DP9
Heritage Consultant: Jon Lowe Heritage
Rendering: Marek Wojciechowski Architects
Local Authority: Westminster City Council

14 July 2021

MWA have been appointed to proceed to pre-application stage for the redevelopment of a terrace in Notting Hill. The site consists of an entire terrace adjacent to Portobello Road. The houses have been much altered and are in a poor state of repair. Our proposal reinstates the traditional shop fronts at ground floor and includes full refurbishment of the first and second floor with a new mansard extension. Residential is proposed for all levels above ground.

Size: 21,338 SQ.FT
Client: Private
Planning consultant: DP9
Heritage Consultant: Jon Lowe Heritage
Rendering: Marek Wojciechowski Architects
Local Authority: Westminster City Council

We Are Hiring Project Architects

30 June 2021

MWA have a number of exciting new commissions and we are looking to hire two Project Architects.

For full details, please click here

All applications should be sent to careers@mw-a.co.uk

30 June 2021

MWA have a number of exciting new commissions and we are looking to hire two Project Architects.

For full details, please click here

All applications should be sent to careers@mw-a.co.uk

Congratulations To Tim On Becoming An Associate Director

23 June 2021

MWA are pleased to announce that Tim Blackwell has become an Associate Director.

Tim joined MWA in 2011 after he qualified from University College Dublin in 2009 after previously studying at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm and gained extensive educational, residential and commercial experience in Ireland. Tim became an Associate in 2016 and since then has played a key role in the management team at MWA leading many complex developments from inception to completion across all design stages.

Landscaping and sustainable design are driving aspects of Tim’s approach to architecture having grown up in the Irish countryside. Through projects such as Kings Cross Road, he has delivered high quality and truly sustainable architecture which look to bring natural habitat back to our urban environment and improve the quality of our built environment internally and externally.

Tim has worked across a wide range of sectors, leading a mix of large scale commercial, healthcare, heritage and residential projects including Grade I Listed Diorama, Grade II Listed Westminster House, Kings Cross Road, Hurlingham Road, Bartholomew Place, Fulham Care Home, Brentford Delivery Office, and William Court. We are delighted for Tim and anticipate his continued success here at MWA.

23 June 2021

MWA are pleased to announce that Tim Blackwell has become an Associate Director.

Tim joined MWA in 2011 after he qualified from University College Dublin in 2009 after previously studying at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm and gained extensive educational, residential and commercial experience in Ireland. Tim became an Associate in 2016 and since then has played a key role in the management team at MWA leading many complex developments from inception to completion across all design stages.

Landscaping and sustainable design are driving aspects of Tim’s approach to architecture having grown up in the Irish countryside. Through projects such as Kings Cross Road, he has delivered high quality and truly sustainable architecture which look to bring natural habitat back to our urban environment and improve the quality of our built environment internally and externally.

Tim has worked across a wide range of sectors, leading a mix of large scale commercial, healthcare, heritage and residential projects including Grade I Listed Diorama, Grade II Listed Westminster House, Kings Cross Road, Hurlingham Road, Bartholomew Place, Fulham Care Home, Brentford Delivery Office, and William Court. We are delighted for Tim and anticipate his continued success here at MWA.

Eastcastle Street Gains Full Planning Permission!

16 June 2021

MWA’s proposals for 34-37 Eastcastle Street has been granted full planning permission by Westminster City Council. Set over 8 floors (including double basement), the new-build development proposes to rejuvenate the street front along Eastcastle Street in Fitzrovia and introduces more than 20,300 sqft of office space. The scheme delivers a variety of use-classes, high-quality architecture and increased green amenity space for the site. Driven by the historical local development in the East Marylebone Conservation Area, the proposal responds sensitively to the surrounding existing buildings and retains the language of the three separate facades. We are very pleased to announce that planning permission was secured under delegated powers with no objections.

16 June 2021

MWA’s proposals for 34-37 Eastcastle Street has been granted full planning permission by Westminster City Council. Set over 8 floors (including double basement), the new-build development proposes to rejuvenate the street front along Eastcastle Street in Fitzrovia and introduces more than 20,300 sqft of office space. The scheme delivers a variety of use-classes, high-quality architecture and increased green amenity space for the site. Driven by the historical local development in the East Marylebone Conservation Area, the proposal responds sensitively to the surrounding existing buildings and retains the language of the three separate facades. We are very pleased to announce that planning permission was secured under delegated powers with no objections.