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Weston Williamson puts HS2 viaduct design to public vote
Weston Williamson + Partners and HS2 are giving the public a final say on the appearance of a viaduct for the high speed rail link in the West Midlands
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News stories about and completed buildings by Weston Williamson
Weston Williamson and Pitman Tozer schemes shelved by council over costs
Southwark Council has cancelled two housing-led regeneration schemes – one by Weston Williamson + Partners, the other by Pitman Tozer Architects – due to cost increases
Allies and Morrison wins 2023 Building Beauty Awards for Worthing scheme
Allies and Morrison’s 15-storey Bayside apartment tower in Worthing, West Sussex, has won the 2023 Building Beauty Awards
Weston Williamson completes housing scheme on North Peckham Estate
Commercial Way is a new residential development in Peckham for Southwark Council, delivering 109 homes for social rent and shared ownership
HS2 Manchester leg could be scrapped
HS2’s Manchester leg could be scrapped under cost-saving measures being considered by the government, a report has revealed
Allies & Morrison and Weston Williamson submit 2,000-home Kent masterplan
Allies and Morrison and Weston Williamson + Partners have submitted an outline planning application for 2,100 homes and up to 100,000m² of office space in Ebbsfleet, north Kent
The Elizabeth line: Woolwich station by Weston Williamson + Partners
Will Ing visits the new line’s outlying Woolwich station
Weston Williamson Manchester HS2 plan ‘too costly and disruptive’, say rail chiefs
HS2 bosses have said they dismissed plans by Weston Williamson + Partners to bury Manchester’s HS2 station underground because it would cost too much – potentially up to £5 billion – and cause too much disruption.
The Elizabeth line: Grimshaw’s line-wide Crossrail design
Rob Wilson takes a pre-opening tour of the tunnelled stretch of the long-awaited Elizabeth line
Weston Williamson snapped up by French infrastructure giant
Weston Williamson + Partners has been bought by acquisition-hungry French multinational infrastructure and engineering giant Egis