Westminster Chapel has been nominated for RIBA London Awards 2025

We are excited to share that our project, Westminster Chapel, has been nominated for the RIBA London Awards 2025. You can read more about it on the RIBA Website. Additionally, the project was featured in an article by the BBC, which showcased 5 shortlisted projects for the RIBA London Awards 2025. 

"Splash! A Century of Swimming and Style" exhibition at Design Museum 

Visit a major exhibition celebrating our love of water over the past 100 years, designed by ScottWhitbyStudio at the Design Museum from the 28th of March to the 17th of August 2025. Find out more and buy your tickets on the Design Museum website.

SWS Team wishes you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year

Looking In at Kingston School of Art

Students from Studio 3.8 made a short presentation showcasing their approach to the design brief (RE)Making Florey. Additionally, Jack Oaten gave a presentation on his thesis project "Miercheholts New National Timber Reserve" to Kingston students.

Jack Oaten wins The Serjeant Awards for Excellence in Drawing.

Our newest team member, Jack Oaten, has won The Serjeant Awards for Excellence in Drawing for his Part II thesis project, "Mierceholts New National Timber Reserve". You can read more about his project on the RIBA website.

Westminster Chapel has won the Conservation New London Award 2024

Our restoration of the Westminster Chapel has won the Conservation New London Award 2024. Read more about Wesminster Chapel on NLA Website.

Final Presentations at Berlin International University of Applied Sciences 

Alex Scott-Whitby and Tom Joy wrapped up the semester at UiB with student's final presentations.

New team member joined SWS

Jack, who recently graduated from Kingston School of Art, has joined the SWS team. 

"I am excited to start contributing to a variety of diverse and important projects at SWS" - Jack

Start of term at Berlin International University of Applied Sciences 

Two of our team members, Alex Scott-Whitby and Tom Joy, are excited to return to BiU for a semester.

Start of term at Kingston School of Art 

Alex Scott-Whitby is returning to KSA this year to teach Studio 3.8 "(RE)Making Florey" 

New team member joined SWS

Valeria, who recently graduated from Kingston School of Art, has joined the SWS team. 

'I was drawn to SWS's approach to design and sustainability, and I am thrilled to continue my architectural journey with SWS.' - Valeria

Jubilee Pool has won the GAGA 2024 Architecture Award

Our restoration of the Jubilee Pool has won the GAGA 2024 Architecture Award . Read more about Jubilee Pool and other winners on the GAGA website.

Jubilee Pool has won the RIBA South West and Wessex Award 2024

Our restoration of the Jubilee Pool has been won the RIBA South West and Wessex Award 2024. Read more on the RIBA website.

Church House - Phase 1 Completion

SWS participates in this year's Gingerbread City Exhibition

This Christmas, the office has been busy baking! We’re participating in this year’s Gingerbread City exhibition, organised by the Museum of Architecture and exhibited in Belgravia. Our design for the ‘Malt Log Cabins’ is an eco-tourism lodge, located in the xx section. Our design uses sustainable principles with a traditional Gingerbread A frame structure and large isomalt windows for gazing at the Northern Lights. Our plot will join proposals from over 100 other architecture, deign and engineering practices to form a much wider landscape of baked buildings. The exhibition is on display at 6-7 Motcomb Street, London until 3 January