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With studios in London, Hong Kong and Sydney we have the agility and reach to realise projects throughout Europe, the Middle East, Asia, Australia and North America. We fuse architecture, engineering and culture, with an informed use of technology and materials. We embrace the spirit of the new tempered by an appreciation of context and ...
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Experience. All. . Bridges. Commercial. Cultural. Education....
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About | WilkinsonEyre. We have built some of the world’s...
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London. 33 Bowling Green Lane London EC1R 0BJ United...
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Architects' Journal Awards 2022 17.08.22. 600 Collins Street...
- 21 Moorfields
Scheduled to be fully occupied by Spring 2024, 21 Moorfields...
- Gasholders London
WilkinsonEyre are the architects of the major restoration...
- Gateshead Millennium Bridge
The Gateshead Millennium Bridge has become a landmark for...
- Gardens by the Bay
WilkinsonEyre were the architects in a team that won the...
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Key architects: Jim Eyre Chris Wilkinson: Founded: 1983: Location: London, England, United Kingdom: Significant works and honors; Buildings: Magna Centre: Design: Gateshead Millennium Bridge: Awards: Stirling Prize (2001) (2002), Lubetkin Prize (2012)
- 1983
- Magna Centre
- Jim Eyre, Chris Wilkinson
- London, England, United Kingdom
Wilkinson Eyre Architects es un estudio de arquitectura constituido en 1999 tras la asociación de Chris Wilkinson y Jim Eyre. Está considerado como uno de los estudios más importantes de Inglaterra. En 1983 Chris Wilkinson, que había trabajado como empleado para Norman Foster, Denys Lasdun, Richard Rogers y Michael Hopkins ...
WilkinsonEyre are the architects of the major restoration and repurposing of the iconic Grade II* listed Battersea Power Station. London Cable Car. The London Cable Car was the most novel addition to London's infrastructure in preparation for the 2012 Olympics.
He is also one of few architects to be awarded the Royal Academy of Engineering President’s Medal. Jim Eyre founded the practice with Chris Wilkinson and has led the design of many of the practice’s most celebrated cultural, commercial and infrastructure projects.
