Thursday, November 14, 2024

Artist of the Day, September 14, 2024: WilkinsonEyre, a British architectural firm (#2157)

 WilkinsonEyre is an international architecture practice based in London, England. In 1983 Chris Wilkinson founded Chris Wilkinson Architects, he partnered with Jim Eyre in 1987 and the practice was renamed WilkinsonEyre in 1999. The practice has led the completion of many high-profile projects such as Gateshead Millennium Bridge, Cooled Conservatories Gardens by the Bay, Oxford's Weston Library and Guangzhou International Finance Center.

Driven by a passion for architecture of the highest quality, we craft buildings of durability and delight. Our studios around the world design buildings that please clients and excite users. Our global portfolio includes Gardens by the Bay in Singapore and Crown Sydney, a luxury destination hotel for Australia. We have spectacularly restored London’s Battersea Power Station, turning an industrial ruin into a new neighbourhood and visitor attraction, and have built headquarters and campuses for Dyson, Wellcome Trust, Deutsche Bank, CIBC, Munich RE, Facebook and Apple.

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 environment. Our experience of taking projects to completion means our innovative solutions are delivered.

Since the inception of the practice in 1983, we have consistently pushed the integration of architecture, engineering and technology. We seek to optimise the synergy between good aesthetics, structure, and environmental design, to draw out the best aspects of each with elegance and economy.

This ethos has driven WilkinsonEyre to deliver innovative, efficient and beautiful design solutions that achieve a balance between ethical, environmental, social and economic sustainability. We embrace the fundamental principle of “doing more with less” that inspired the high-tech architectural movement and have successfully interpreted this philosophy to design for the urgent environmental needs of the 21st Century.

Our global reach and diversity portfolio offer us a broad range of opportunities for sustainable design; we will always strive to explore and outpace given targets to optimise energy performance whilst delivering viable solutions, incorporating innovation and design flair as we do so.

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Chris Wilkinson
Science Museum, 1997 London, United Kingdom
Science Museum, 1997 London, United Kingdom
Science Museum, 1997 London, United Kingdom

 Gateshead Millennium Bridge, 2001 UK
 Gateshead Millennium Bridge, 2001 UK
 Gateshead Millennium Bridge, 2001 UK
The Channel Tunnel Rail Link, 2003
Liverpool Arena & Convention Centre, 2008
The Peace Bridge Derry, 2011
Londonderry, Ireland, United Kingdom
Guangzhou International Finance Center, 2012
Guangzhou, China, Asia
Guangzhou International Finance Center, 2012
Guangzhou, China, Asia
Gardens by the Bay, 2013. Singapore
Gardens by the Bay, 2013. Singapore
Gardens by the Bay, 2013. Singapore
Mary Rose Museum, 2013
Cariocas Arenas, Rio 2016 Olympics
Yuexiu Fortune Centre, 2017
Gasholders London, 2018
London, United Kingdom
One Barangaroo, 2021
Sydney, Australia
One Barangaroo, 2021
Sydney, Australia
Bishopsgate, 2012
Battersea Power Station, 2024
London, United Kingdom
Pokfield Campus, 2025
University of Hong Kong
CIBC Square, Toronto
CIBC Square, Toronto
CIBC Square, Toronto
Sky Bridge
Hong Kong International Airport, Hong Kong
China National Botanical Garden
Schools for the Future
West End Bridges, Brisbane, Australia

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