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24th Aug 2018

“Brick islands in a lead-colored sea… the board-schools… Lighthouses, my boy! Beacons of the future! Capsules with hundreds of bright little seeds in each, out of which will spring the wise, better England of the future.”

25th Jul 2018

Robin Hood Gardens Retrospective

A reflection on SWA’s association with the iconic social housing scheme.

25th Jun 2018

The Bromley by Bow Centre – A Fresh Take on Primary Health Care

Several members of SWA recently attended an insight tour at The Bromley by Bow Centre

27th Apr 2018

A Brief Study into Japanese Joinery

An exploration of Japanese joinery through the construction of an exhibition table for SWA

8th Nov 2017

Timber in education – what wood works best?

How timber off-site construction can bring benefits

2nd Oct 2017

View from Home: Challenges of Building Today

Reflecting on some recent SWA commissions for individual homes reveals much about the construction industry and our society today

22nd Sep 2017

The Case of the Missing Mural

A record of a collective celebration, the mural created an interesting and unique character to the streetscape

19th Jul 2017

Enabling Community Build at Mellor Primary School

An overview of how we worked with Mellor Primary to enable the community build of their Habitat Wall

26th May 2017

An exhibition and weekend of public debates and workshops exploring the future of the Pentonville prison site

For this year’s London Festival of Architecture, Sarah Wigglesworth Architects is unearthing memories of Pentonville Prison to imagine a radically different future for its site.

30th Mar 2017

Older People’s Housing

Housing for Older People needs to recognise the desire for independence and support a good life

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