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Keith Williams Architects, London, Studio, Photo, Buildings, Design, Info, Image
Keith Williams Architects : Architecture Information
Contemporary Architecture Practice, England, UK
Key Projects
Building News
2009
1 Oct
Black Prince Road Tower Approved
Keith Williams' 24 storey residential and commercial project at Black
Prince Road in London's Vauxhall has been approved by the planning
inspectorate following a 4 day public enquiry.

Black Prince Road Tower
14 Sep
Keith Williams Architects Cultural Projects
Keith Williams Architects has ended the summer with invitations to
compete for a clutch of high profile cultural projects in Austria,
Norway and Germany.
In Austria, Keith Williams is the only UK architect to have been shortlisted
to redesign the 1980's Kulturzentrum in Eisenstadt, the seat of the
Esterházy dynasty who were important patrons of Joseph Haydn,
in a town which has become famous for its annual Haydn festival. The
€15 million project aimed at redefining the centre's urban setting
and external expression, involves the extensive remodelling of the
existing building, upgrading its 800 seat auditorium, whilst creating
a new wing housing a 200 seat theatre, art gallery, foyers and support
spaces.
In Tønsberg near Olso, Williams' office is again the only UK
participant among 7 international architects to design the new Støperiet
Culture House which will restore a former wharf building dating from
1903, and a 3,000 sqm new cultural building containing a theatre,
galleries and music teaching spaces.

In Frankfurt, in the Dom-Römer Areal (above) the historic city
centre which links the cathedral and the old rathaus, Keith Williams
has been invited to design proposals for a new multi-functional public
exhibition and event building, on a site containing a series of medieval
and roman archaeological remains immediately adjacent to the city's
Historisches Museum.
In nearby Alzenau, the firm has been asked to propose designs for
a new music school and 1,000 seat multifunctional event hall.
Competing against firms such as Snøhetta, Jo Coenen, Kleihues
& Kleihues and Ortner & Ortner, Keith Williams Architects
has until early November to submit its designs for all 4 projects.
2009 has been a busy year for the firm with the first major monograph
on the firm's work entitled Keith Williams : Architecture of the Specific
(Images Publishing) due to be released in November, its 1200 seat
Marlowe Theatre complex in Canterbury now under construction and its
Chichester Museum due to start at the end of the year.
Athlone Art Gallery, Ireland
2009-

Athlone Art Gallery
Recent Competition Shortlisting
Munich Nazi Documentation Centre and Museum, Germany
2008-
5 architects shortlisted
Munich Nazi
Documentation Centre
Recent Competitions Wins
Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury, England
2007-

Marlowe Theatre
Chichester Regional Museum, Sussex, England
2007-10

Chichester District
Museum
Wexford Festival Opera Theatre Royal, Wexford, Ireland
Keith Williams Architects

image : Ros Kavanagh
Wexford Opera House
: RIAI Awards 2009 Shortlist
Recent Competition Entry
Molde Jazzhouse &
Theatre, Norway
Key Recent Buildings
Unicorn Theatre, London, UK

photo : Hélène Binet
Unicorn Theatre for Children
The Long House, Abercorn Place, London, UK
2007

photo : Hélène Binet
Keith Williams Architects :
London house
Irish Architecture
Awards 2007 - Best House / Extension
Athlone Civic Centre + Square, Ireland
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photo : Keith Williams Architects
Athlone Civic Centre
+ Square, Ireland
More projects by Keith Williams Architects online soon
Keith Williams Buildings
Anglia Polytechnic University Business School, England, UK
Argenteuil Centre Régional de la Musique et la Voix, Paris
Ashford Discovery Centre, Ashford, England, UK
Athlone Civic Centre + Square, Athlone, Republic of Ireland
Birmingham Repertory Theatre, Birmingham, England, UK
Cahors Urban Masterplan, Cahors, France
Campus de la Justicia de Madrid, Madrid, Spain
Central Library TU Darmstadt, Germany
Clones Library and County HQ, Co Monaghan, Republic of Ireland
Crawley Library and Civic Offices, England, UK
Cultural Centre & City Library, Torino, Italy
Irish World Music Centre, Limerick, Republic of Ireland
København Philharmonic Hall, Denmark
Kunstens Hus, Herning, Denmark
Literaturmuseum der Moderne, Marbach, Germany
Mosegärd Museum, Århus, Denmark
Museum der Bildenden Künste Leipzig, Leipzig, Germany
Nietzsche Research Centre & Archive, Naumburg, Germany
Orange Tree Theatre, London, England, UK
St Johns Wood house, west London, England, UK
Sergels Torg Masterplan, Stockholm, Sweden
Teignmouth Community College - Masterplan, England, UK
The Earth Galleries, Natural History Museum, London, England, UK
The Great Egyptian Museum, Giza, Cairo
The Mercat Regional Arts Centre, Dingwall, Scotland, UK
Unicorn Theatre for Children, London, England, UK
Wexford Festival Opera Theatre Royal, Wexford, Republic of Ireland
More Projects online soon
Keith Williams : former practice
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Practice Information
Keith Williams Architects set up in 2001
Studio based in Holborn, central London, UK

Keith Williams : Design Director
Richard Brown : Director
Keith Williams is design director of Keith Williams Architects (KWA), a
firm with a stream of accolades supporting its fast growing international
reputation for the creation of dramatic, innovative architecture. The London
based firm was BD Public Building Architect of the Year 2006 and has won
over 20 major design and construction awards for its built projects.
Williams, fellow director Richard Brown and their teams have been active
in Ireland since 2001 where major projects include the multi-award winning
Athlone Civic Centre, Co. Westmeath 2001-2004. Currently at construction
stage KWA are working jointly with the OPW on the new 7,500 sqm, 800 seat
Wexford Opera House 2005 - 2008, and solely on Clones Library & County
HQ, Co. Monaghan 2004-2008. Elsewhere, inert alia, the firms award
winning Unicorn Theatre, London was completed 2005, The Long House, London
2007, whilst at design stage the firm is working on the new Marlowe Theatre
complex in Canterbury, the new district Museum in Chichester.
Keith Williams is a specialist designer of cultural buildings including
theatres, opera houses, museums and galleries, libraries, civic centres,
and frequently faces the challenge of building in a tight urban or historic
context. He is a member of the Royal Institute of Architects of Ireland,
a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, and a member of the Royal Institute
of British Architects.
Williams has given numerous lectures on the firms work which has also
been published worldwide.
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