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Contemporary English Architecture PracticeLatest News + Projects from Stanton Williams 3 Nov 2009 STANTON WILLIAMS IS SELECTED FOR INTERNATIONAL MUSEUM DESIGN COMPETITION Stanton Williams has been shortlisted for a competition to design a major extension to the world-renowned Sprengel Museum, Hannover. The brief asks for an additional floor area of 4350 sqm comprising of exhibition spaces, an events area, offices and a new delivery bay. The Museum houses one of the most comprehensive permanent collections of 20th and 21st century art alongside regular and diverse temporary exhibitions. New acquisitions to the collection now mean that an extension to the existing building is necessary. The existing building was designed by the architectural practice
of P & U Trint, Cologne, and Dieter Quast, Heidelberg, following
their success in the international architectural competition of
1973, and erected in two phases, in 1979 and 1989. The building
is regarded as a high-quality example of German museum architecture.
2009- Stanton Williams is one of the five shortlisted practices in an international design competition for the Grand Musée d'Art Nantes Nørreport Station Competition, Copenhagen, Denmark 2009- Nørreport Station Copenhagen : Shortlisting Bournville Place, Birmingham, England 2009  photo : Peter Cook Bournville Place 26 May 2009 STANTON WILLIAMS APPOINTS TWO NEW ASSOCIATES Architects Stanton Williams are pleased to announce the appointment of two new associates: Kalpesh Intwala and Kaori Ohsugi. These promotions recognise the significant contribution which each of them has made to Stanton Williams and their central role in future development of the practice. Founding Director Paul Williams said: "We are continuously facing new challenges and have proved ourselves capable of delivering successful projects of every scale, nationally and internationally, while respecting the rigorous design standards we have always strived for. I have no doubt that the new associates will help maintain and reinforce this guideline objective in the future." Stanton Williams is currently on site with the new Central St Martin's College of Art & Design at King's Cross Central, and responsible for the public space around Centre Point Tower including sculptural glass pavilions to mark the entrances of the new Crossrail and underground station at Tottenham Court Road. Other notable current projects include: ceramic galleries for the Victoria & Albert Museum; a new plant science laboratory for Cambridge University; a second phase of student accommodation for Cranfield University; the Marinehaus Museum in Berlin; new offices for Wiltshire Council in Salisbury; and sporting facilities for the London 2012 Olympic Eton Manor site. Stanton Williams - key buildings, alphabetical: Belgrade Theatre extension, Coventry, England 2007  photo © Stanton Williams Belgrade Theatre Compton Verney Art Gallery, Compton Verney, Warwickshire, UK 2003 Stanton Williams with Rodney Melville & Partners Robert Adam house conservation + new-build Cranfield University Student Accommodation, Bedfordshire 2008  photograph © Peter Cook Cranfield University Student Accommodation Hayward Gallery - Bookshop, South Bank Centre, south London 1991 House of Fraser store, Bristol, England 2008  photograph © Hélène Binet House of Fraser Bristol Issey Miyake, 270 Brompton Road, Knightsbridge, southwest London 1990 £600k King’s Cross - Central St Martin’s College of Art & Design building - proposal, UK 2007-  Kings Cross Central image © Andrew Putler Kings Cross Central : Central St Martin’s College of Art & Design building - proposal Osho Gallery, The Economist Building, St James’s St, central-west London 1994 Pleats Please - Issey Miyake shop, 20 Brook St (off Bond Street), London W1 - Riverwalk House redevelopment, Millbank, southwest London 2007- Stanton Williams win for Derwent London Shortlisted architects: David Chipperfield; Rafael Vinoly; Stanton Williams Royal Botanic Gardens – Millennium Seedbank, Wakehurst Place, Sussex, UK - Whistles, St Christopher’s Place, west London 1991 Whitby Abbey Headland Project, Whitby, North Yorkshire, UK 2003 More Stanton Williams Architects buildings online soon |
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Stanton Williams is an award winning architectural practice with an impressive portfolio across a number of sectors. These include arts and culture, retail, commercial, education and urban design. The practice is led by directors Alan Stanton, Paul Williams, Gavin Henderson, Peter Murray and Patrick Richard, with the support of associates Doriano Chiarparin, Kalpesh Intwala, Kaori Ohsugi, Rawden Pettitt, Juliet Phillips and Richard Wardle.
Kalpesh Intwala studied Architectural Engineering at Leeds and Penn State University, USA. During this period he was sponsored by Arup working on prestigious projects such as Kansai international Airport in Japan and the Lingotto Fiat Factory in Turin, both with Renzo Piano Building Workshop. After completing his Diploma in Architecture at Nottingham University, he worked with Sir Denys Lasdun for 3 years. Kalpesh joined Stanton Williams in 2001 and is currently project architect for the new pavilion entrances to Tottenham Court Road Underground Station.
Kaori Ohsugi studied architecture at Bartlett University College and at the University of Bath. She has previously worked for David Chipperfield, Pollard Thomas Edwards Architects, Jun Itami Architects (Japan), and Cesar Pelli & Associates (USA). Kaori joined Stanton Williams in 2005 where she is currently project architect for the Cranfield University Student Accommodation project and she has also worked on the Padova Botanic Gardens redevelopment, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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