En lugar de recurrir a gestos simbólicos o decorativos en las primeras residencias femeninas de Winchester College, Stanton Williams buscó expresar el sentimiento de pertenencia a través de la experiencia de habitar los edificios: su escala, la secuencia de espacios y los ritmos de la vida cotidiana.
La fragmentación volumétrica permite albergar un programa de gran envergadura en una parcela limitada, respondiendo con sensibilidad a la trama y la escala del entorno histórico. Estas residencias no se conciben solo como alojamientos, sino como espacios que favorecen el intercambio intelectual y equilibran el acompañamiento y el cuidado del alumnado con una autonomía creciente.
Stanton Williams ha proyectado las primeras residencias femeninas de los 644 años de historia de Winchester College: dos edificios construidos con madera contralaminada que reinterpretan la tipología del patio y el claustro colegiales, junto con el carácter informal de las residencias victorianas, adaptándolos a las formas de vida actuales en régimen de internado.
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First boarding houses for girls at Winchester College by Stanton Williams
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Winchester College’s First Girls’ Boarding Houses by @_SW_News
Create a home for learning, conversation and belonging
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Photo by Jack Hobhouse
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A standing ovation for Alan Stanton & Paul Williams of @_SW_News the recipients of the #AYA26 Lifetime Achievement Award . We honour decades of brilliance, rigor, and iconic design that changed the UK skyline forever. 👏 #AYA26
Nearly 2,000 years after Roman settlers founded Londinium, London Museum is opening a long-lost network of underground vaults beneath Smithfield to bring the city’s early history to life
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Exciting!
Londinium: the making of a Roman city will be the first exhibition in @LDN_Museum’s rediscovered network of underground vaults.
Free to visit and presenting unseen Roman artefacts telling the lives and stories of the first Londoners.
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Continuing the legacy of modern architecture in North London, Stanton Williams designed “The Oren,” a residential complex for the elderly managed by Elysian Residences on the edge of Hampstead Heath. Read the full story on METALOCUS: https://t.co/61o2PbL5sh
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We've announced the shortlist for our Client of the Year Award 2026 - six clients that honour the key role that a good client plays in the creation of fine architecture.
➡️ Explore the shortlist: https://t.co/oJKBUJ3FcF
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Stanton Williams shapes SEVEN at Southbank Place @_SW_News through sculpted limestone façades, deep inset balconies, and a fabric-first envelope that balances solidity, daylight, and energy performance.
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The new @LDN_Museum’s free galleries will open on 28 November✨
Proud @MayorofLondon is a principal funder of this incredible project with @cityoflondon.
Get excited for its delicious food and drink options, including a 24-hour caf��☕️
Find out more⬇️
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This year's Dezeen Awards party will take place on 16 November at London's historic Royal Opera House, with tickets going on sale on 18 August.
The event will bring together everyone who entered this year's Dezeen Awards to celebrate alongside fellow nominees, winners and Dezeen Awards judges. Members of the wider architecture and design community are also invited to attend.
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Food is part of London’s story, and soon it will be at the heart of the new London Museum!
From an all-day dining room and destination bar to a restored cocoa house and incubator space for emerging culinary talent, London Museum has announced four new hospitality concepts for its new Smithfield home.
Proudly funded by the City of London Corporation, the Museum will bring new life to the historic General Market and wider city area, transforming it into a major new cultural destination for visitors when it opens on 28 November 2026.
Read more here: https://t.co/0rhaqkv3xo
Pictured: all 32 RIBA National Award-winning projects: More than half of winning projects located in London but all four UK nations represented https://t.co/afwuVtyHwf #architecture#news
The Royal Institute of British Architects has announced 32 winners of the National Awards 2026, with the majority located in London.
Featured among the 32 winners announced by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) are a rammed-earth house, a London university campus and a cottage in the Scottish Highlands.
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We've announced the winners of our RIBA National Awards 2026 🏆
Presented since 1966, they recognise the best of UK architecture and provide insight into the country’s design and social trends.
➡️ Explore the winning projects: https://t.co/IsaeBcr9hq
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