New London Architecture
Stanton Williams
Stanton Williams is an award-winning practice, with a reputation for creating exceptional architecture.
The studio was founded by Alan Stanton and Paul Williams in 1985 following extensive individual careers in teaching and practice in the UK, Europe and the US. They have been working with fellow directors Gavin Henderson and Patrick Richard for over 18 years.
The studio now has an established team of 80 architects. Stanton Williams has successfully completed over 350 architectural, urban design, master-planning, exhibition and interior design projects, winning more than 100 international and regional awards, including the prestigious RIBA Stirling Prize for the Sainsbury Laboratory in Cambridge. The scope of their work to date includes culture, education, research, commerce, sports and leisure, residential, public realm, transport and retail projects for both public and private clients.
The practice’s shared passion for art and architecture continues to guide their design ethos, based on a deep understanding of how people experience and use spaces, creating places that respond to their cultural, social and physical context.
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Located at Wren Landing, in London’s business hub Canary Wharf, Henge was a temporary installation developed by Stanton Williams, Webb Yates and LSI Stone for the 2022 London Design Festival
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Built
An inspirational London 2012 legacy venue, it marks the final stage of transformation of the Eton Manor site.
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Lee Valley Hockey & Tennis Centre London
Built
First acting as a London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Aquatic Training venue, then hosting wheelchair tennis, now a permanent world-class tenniss and hockey facility, serving the wider local community.
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Clermont-Ferrand Metropolitan Library
Proposed
Conceived both as a major new library and a social and creative hub in the heart of Clermont-Ferrand, the new city library will be the largest in the region.
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A 42 storey residential development (centre) consisting of a range of high quality studio, one, two and three bedroom apartments totalling 345 units.
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Planning Granted
This highly complex scheme transforms parts of Smithfield’s historic market into an exciting new home for the Museum of London and will play a key role in the CoL's Culture Mile vision.
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Built
The first part of University College London’s new campus in East London, Marshgate is designed to encourage cross-disciplinary learning, thinking and research.
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Built
Interiors for The Office Group’s flexible work space on the Albert Embankment, Vauxhall, inspired by the rich heritage of the building.
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Simon Sainsbury Centre, Cambridge Judge School
Built
The Simon Sainsbury Centre provides space for the expanding Executive Education programme, together with additional teaching, office, breakout and dining spaces for the Cambridge Judge School.
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Key Worker Housing, Eddington, Cambridge
Built
Stanton Williams’ new development in North West Cambridge creates 264 much-needed affordable homes for University of Cambridge key workers together with communal amenities in a convivial setting.
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Zayed Centre for Research into Rare Disease in Children
Built
Designed for Great Ormond Street Hospital and UCL, the 13,000 sqm Zayed Centre for Research is the world’s first purpose built paediatric centre for research and treatment of rare disease.
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Contemporary yet timeless, Fleet House is conceived as an act of urban repair within the rich historic context of its setting in Hampstead Village, north London.
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