Sarah Wigglesworth Architects retweeted
Free speech is dead in the British courtroom.
Our lawyer just told Judge Hehir "The world is watching".
He didn’t like it and interrupted.
Apparently that’s too “like a political speech" and “doesn’t do us any favours”.
First science is banned.
Then politics.
What’s next?
Sarah Wigglesworth Architects retweeted
And we are go! Join us on International Women’s Day 2023 to be first to see our printed Women’s Work map and hear about aims of this project.
Launch party! 8 March from 6pm Book your ticket and get your hands on the map eventbrite.co.uk/e/womens-wo…
#WomensWork #tickets #launch
Reducing carbon emissions and tackling climate change are central to Sarah Wigglesworth Architects, and the practice’s most valued collaborators are part of that drive. Sarah Wigglesworth reveals the firms she likes to work with...
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Exciting news! 👀 Looking for a new workspace to rent? ...Well we have some GREAT news for you!
We will be renting out our mezzanine at 10 Stock Orchard Street. 💚For more information please follow the link below!
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We look forward to welcoming you 😊
Sarah leaves tomorrow for an exciting trip to the @Building_Green_ conference, Copenhagen. Her paper on the practice's concept of Eco-Humanism, will be on Thursday 3 November. Catch it here
→ buildinggreen.eu/cph/en/
#buildinggreen #absolutesustainability #EcoHumanism
Sarah's 2022 RIAS paper 'On Value and Values' now available to download from our website. Visit swarch.co.uk/about/publicati…
So honoured to attend the @BFI London Film Festival premiere of Transparent, the reflection by the wonderful @siobhandavies on her practice and how we know the world through our body #LFF.
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Sarah’s @RIASmembership keynote for the ‘Value’ conference has no pictures. That is a clear sign of intent to start. No show and tell because the issues are more important than my work, and values exceed the image…🧵@sw_architects
Sarah is on her way to Inverness, looking forward to seeing everyone at the @RIASmembership convention and excited to give a keynote talk regarding issues pertinent to the current condition of the profession!
Caledonian Sleeper home anyone? 🚂
As the dust finally settles at Stock Orchard Street, we wanted to take a moment to thank our visitors and the team at Open House Festival for a wonderful programme. Following weeks of hard work and a little spring clean of the office, it was a pleasure to open our doors to you!
We had an amazing time celebrating 30 years of such an incredible festival and we hope everyone who visited had as much fun as we did.
@openhouselondon
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Final version of new tool and guidance launched to tackle #overheating risk in #existing homes and #retrofit. Authored by @JulieG_Sust & @InklingLLP. Download for FREE on GHA Knowledge Base - kb.goodhomes.org.uk/tool/ove…
As part of this years of Open House festival, we will also be exhibiting the work of Becky Shaw, our artist-in-residence during our 25th anniversary year. For the ‘Celebrating 25 years of SWA’, Becky included 3 works, 2 of which will been shown in Stock Orchard Street this year.
Celebrate SWA25 as part of @OpenHouseLondon 2022!
As we open the doors of Stock Orchard Street for the Festival, we will finally be showcasing the SWA25 exhibition, celebrating some of our most memorable built projects through the lens of sustainability.
#OpenHouseLondon
We are part of the 2022 @OpenHouseLondon Festival!
As part of this year’s line up, Sarah will be opening the door of the house and studio here at Stock Orchard Street! For 30 years of Open House, this will be the first time the building has been part of the festival since 2001.
Over the last month we were fortunate to welcome Ismail to SWA as part of the Access to Architecture programme at Kingston University. Ismail has written a journal article which has been published on our website
Follow the link in our bio to read about his experience first-hand
Earlier this year, Sarah was shortlisted for The Women in Construction Award at the London Construction Awards. We wanted to take a moment to celebrate some of the work Sarah and the practice have done to champion women within the built environment throughout her career. (1/4)
Her thinking has featured in articles, in podcasts, in interviews and on the BBC. Her work has been published in books of women’s architecture. She was recognised as the first woman architect to be awarded the title Royal Designer for Industry and was made an MBE in 2003. (3/4)
























