…At the other end of the scale, it’s great to have got Commended in the Jersey Design Awards for the frontage of this small development in St Aubins, in the Best Placemaking category. The judges valued how the contemporary contextual design enhanced the public realm and could be enjoyed by passers-by. Inspired by St Aubin’s rich maritime industrial heritage, the asymmetrical façade design is a mixture of granite, robust steelwork and malleable more playful steelwork- which doodle wave-forms across the garage doors and railings. A gentle reminder of ‘place’….

Waddington Architects enjoyed working with Ports of Jersey and gaining delegated planning consent for these innovative, quirky floating holiday accommodation pods. Land ahoy!

Check out the recent film created by Hadley Steel of their light gauge steel frame system being installed at The Limes.

A recent visit to site where things are progressing quickly.

The refurbishment at Fort d’Auvergne is progressing well, with the insulation and plasterboard now being installed.

It was a chilly morning on site at Fort d’Auvergne but the view made it worth it!

Whilst visiting site Matt took this video capturing the activities on site at The Limes.

Matt visited The Limes this week, where the basement car park is taking shape

It was a rainy morning on Site this week at Fort d’Auvergne but progress still continue and is coming along nicely!

It was a brilliant and thought provoking evening with Roger Madelin CBE,  Director of British Land.

Another Site Visit last week with Matt and Paul from the office. This time they visited the Fort d’Auvergne Site.

These apartments will have amazing views when complete!

Another site visit to The Limes this week with Paul and Matt where things are progressing well!

Check out the recent article on the JEP Website with our Director, Mike Waddington, sharing his thoughts on the possibility of a dual site hospital.

A short video taken by our colleague Matt from his recent visit to The Limes Site showing the extent of the progress!

Bruno recently visited our residential project Villa Cambray where work is progressing well in the glorious sunshine!

In today’s JEP Mike our director and newly elected co-president of the AJA shares his thoughts on how the Island can build an identity through community engagement while promoting a series of free public talks held by the AJA this year.

Things are progressing well at Cambray and whatsmore, what a great day for a site visit!

Due to be completed next year, we’re excited to share with you a visual by T&G Ltd. of a private residential project our architectural team have been working on. Work has begun on site so make sure to stay up to date with the progress!

We recently completed a Feasibility Study to create 23 new homes in St. Helier with a mixture of disabled access apartments, ambulant apartments and maisonettes including balconies, roof terraces and a central communal garden.

Thank you to Wilf and Planit 3D team for this image.

Our Architecture department is looking for an experienced Technician / Architect to join our team.

Please send your CV and examples of work to Penny.

email: penny@waddington.je

phone: 01534 766788

It’s great to see that the Jersey Identity Policy Board selected 3 Waddington developments, College Gardens, JTC Offices (for the preserving and incorporation of a C18th granite facade) and Wesley Chapel as examples of best practice in local contextual design.

Work is progressing well on one of our Private Residential projects. Once complete the glazed extension/pool room will accommodate a sauna and gymnasium.

SPOTTED: Our 44 Esplanade percentage for art sculpture all wrapped up as part of Jersey’s Climate Conversation Campaign!

44 Esplanade is one of Jersey’s largest, greenest office building’s now occupied by the large legal and fiduciary services provider, Ogier. The building has a BREAM Very Good rating and was the first building in Jersey to achieve this.

Located near the marina, the offices at Harbour Reach were designed to subtly translate the outside to inside, through soft muted tones that reflect the changing reflective colours in the harbour.

We were delighted to be involved in this large scale community project with ArtHouse Jersey that aims to help young people process and navigate their emotional journey during Covid-19.

The exhibition is open until the 4th December 2020 at the Maritime Museum.

Our recently completed project St. Matthew’s Convent has been featured in the latest copy of Premier Magazine. Click the link to read more about the restoration project which our architecture and interior design team had the pleasure of working on.

Emily, Head of Interior Design at Waddington has recently been featured in the latest Gallery magazine. In the article she shares her perspective on the future of workplace design post-Covid and the importance of adaptability.

Emily Musker, Head of Interior Design here at Waddington talks to ITV about the impact Covid-19 has had on office culture and what the future of the workplace will look like.

Following the successful refurbishment of The Oasis, Macmillan Jersey’s Cancer Support Centre, we were engaged to help Macmillan Jersey with a new project – to create a new a café and bookshop – the proceeds of which would be used by the charity to offer further support to the island. The first floor of the new café houses a new fundraising office, which not only frees up space at The Oasis to create more counselling rooms, but also makes the fundraising team more accessible to people or businesses looking to get involved with the charity.

Waddington Interiors are proud to be supporters of Macmillan Jersey’s incredibly important works, and it is a privilege to work alongside a team of contractors and consultants who all offered their time and materials at a discounted rate to support the project.