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The AWW designed South Bristol Community Hospital opens next month as part of the long awaited Hengrove Park regeneration project.
After a 60 year wait and decades of campaigning the new hospital will open its doors on the 30th March ready to serve the South Bristol population. It is the first hospital in Bristol to be built south of the River Avon and is anticipated to deal with 145,000 patients a year.
It’s been 3 and a half years since fire devastated the old library in Plympton, Devon.
And tomorrow like a phoenix from the ashes the doors open to a new chapter in the town’s history.
The new building is 50% larger than the old one and makes the most of clean lines and open aesthetics to create a large airy space designed to welcome visitors into the building.
The brief was to fill “the void in the community” and its opening to coincide with National Libraries Day secures its place at the heart of the community for young and not so young alike.
AWW’s website has a fresh new look. Our Marketing and Admin team has been working hard over the past few months in conjunction with FIXEL / digital media to release the new design and to update the contents. New features include RSS feeds and social media feeds, enabling you to keep up to date with AWW news as it published.
We hope you like it.
AWW and partner Midas Construction have delivered the first phase of the redevelopment of Weston All Saints CoE Primary School Site. The development consists of the replacement of the existing Key Stage 2 Building to provide 8 new classrooms, flexible teaching spaces, HIRB Rooms, a multi-purpose hall as well as a new school office, staff room and support spaces.
Plan to turn Laira Bridge land into £7million retail park
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
A PLYMOUTH firm of architects is working on a £7million plan to turn derelict land at Laira Bridge into a retail park with a hotel.
Bristol Business Post has written a feature article on AWW in this weeks Business section. The article celebrates our continued growth and the recent award successes of the RICS South West Regeneration awards for The Cornwall Hotel, highly commended award for Broad Quay and our award of AJ100 South West Practice of the Year.
New designer selected for Stratford university build
Lee Peart, Reporter Sunday, October 2, 2011
6.30 AM
A new designer has been brought in to take forward plans for a £33 million university building in Stratford.
AWW was nominated to take over the project from MAKE architects by contractor VolkerFitzpatrick after it won the bid for the joint University of East London and Birkbeck scheme in University Square on Stratford Island.
AWW and VolkerFitzpatrick have been selected to deliver a University project in Stratford, East London. This high profile project is a joint venture between the University of East London and Birkbeck College London and will regenerate a brownfield site on Stratford Island.
Transformation from low to highest performing Further Education College in 10 years
In May 2011, Highbury College topped the league tables for Further Education Colleges in England. Boasting a ‘success rate’ of 92.2 per cent – calculated from a combination of exam pass rates and drop-out numbers – it has beaten 233 FE colleges to claim first place.
AWW Architects has been named AJ100 South West Practice of the Year 2011. This fantastic win follows two recent accolades from the RICS South West awards, known as the ‘Property Oscars’ which celebrate the region’s most inspirational initiatives in the property sector.
AWW are celebrating the recognition of two of their projects by the RICS South West 2011 Awards. AWW won the Regeneration Award for the sympathetic restoration and redevelopment of a dilapidated Regency Manor Estate to create ‘The Cornwall’, a distinctive 65 bed ‘boutique’ 4-star hotel with a 56 bedroom extension and surrounded by new build Woodland Lodges.
May 6th heralded the opening of the much anticipated new sports, creative and performing arts facility at Hayesfield Girls’ School in Bath. AWW architects won an architectural competition to design the new school facilities in June 2008. A number of challenges existed before the facility could be made a reality including the steeply sloping site of the existing 1930’s school, the need for the school to remain open during construction as well as many complex planning issues.