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Congratulations Bruno for being the stalwart of ru Congratulations Bruno for being the stalwart of running and gaining the old man’s 2nd place yesterday, coming 6th Overall, alongside a fantastic performance by Jack Lutz, completing on his first marathon with a negative split and 43rd overall. What will we do next!
Waddington Architect’s wish all the best to Brun Waddington Architect’s wish all the best to Bruno Francisco and Jack lutz running the jersey marathon 26.2 miles this Sunday. Penny Francisco being sensible doing 26km not quite the same - but good effort all the same
Sneak peak! We have been fortunate enough to have Sneak peak! We have been fortunate enough to have been working behind the scenes in preparation for a very special guest to showcase Jersey’s decarbonisation programme to becoming a more sustainable island. Exhibition construction starts tomorrow ready for the Royal visit on the 15th July.
Waddington Architects enjoyed working with Ports o Waddington Architects enjoyed working with Ports of Jersey and gaining delegated planning consent for these innovative, quirky floating holiday accommodation pods. Land ahoy! https://www.jerseyeveningpost.com/news/2024/05/31/specialist-british-firm-to-build-st-helier-harbour-floating-holiday-pods/
We welcome Trident student Casey who is in the off We welcome Trident student Casey who is in the office with us experiencing the life of an Architect.   Today we took him around site at The Limes which is nearing completion.
Bruno had the pleasure of spending time with Year Bruno had the pleasure of spending time with Year 10 students from Les Quennevais School this week, giving feedback on their work-in-progress designs to support their Design Engineer and Construct (DEC!) course.   Good to see some impressive 3D models of their designs – There were certainly some architects in the making!
Cantilevered balconies using ribbed concrete mould Cantilevered balconies using ribbed concrete moulds to create the art deco effect. Photos courtesy of @dhconstruction.ltd
Another sedum green roof just installed on a local Another sedum green roof just installed on a local private residence. Green roofs not only reduce urban heat islands but also provide biodiverse habitats. They help attenuate rainwater drainage and improve thermal massing to properties.
Home comes first Your home is your biggest invest Home comes first Your home is your biggest investment so why not give us a call and see how we can help you get the best out of your investment while improving your lifestyle. We can creatively seek opportunities by making best use of space. Did you know that some of these works may not even need Planning permission? Give us a call and we can arrange to meet you at your home to offer design and Planning advice.
“It was our good fortune that Waddington's stepp “It was our good fortune that Waddington's stepped in to help with our project when we were anticipating a delay with the Building Control stage through a competitor. The result is a beautiful orangery with a better design which has significantly enhanced our house.“ Private Home Owner
It’s Recycling Week! As an Eco active business, It’s Recycling Week! As an Eco active business, we are continually doing our bit to support the environment.
“We were delighted with the end result, the care “We were delighted with the end result, the care, attention and commitment given throughout the extensive redevelopment project. The detail of the design was carefully and sensitively considered in order to reflect the particular needs of those being cared for or visiting the Hospice.”   Steve Harvey – Previous Chief Executive - Jersey Hospice Care
Welcome back to Le Quennevais School Year 11 as th Welcome back to Le Quennevais School Year 11 as they started their first term back. Bruno was impressed by the work-in-progress by some of the students as they showcased their 3D and design skills in their Design Engineer and Construct (DEC!) course. Developing talent for tomorrow’s built environment.
Recently completed contemporary London-style resta Recently completed contemporary London-style restaurant in the heart of a brand-new industrial development in the exciting, buzzing area of St Peter Port, Guernsey - providing a new meeting hub for the office community.
Approved – Bicycles need a secure home to live i Approved – Bicycles need a secure home to live in too. We recently secured Planning consent for some new secure bicycle shelters to promote active alternative travel.
Well done to GCSE and past Trident student, Charle Well done to GCSE and past Trident student, Charles Dubberley, on his Design Technology submission coming 2nd in his year! He combined a practical timber, turned, scented souvenir using lavender oil and referencing Jersey’s Corbiere lighthouse in an abstracted manner. What a great idea to trigger multiple senses of happy memories for tourists to take home. It was pleasure being a small part of your design journey.
Are Planning’s new emerging space standards alre Are Planning’s new emerging space standards already out of date? Space standards are restricted to 2D yet we live in a 3D world. Is it time we rethink how we actually live and consider multi-use spaces that don’t have room names? Why have a dedicated “Living Room”? In the digital world we can “live” in all rooms. Make walls moveable, spaces flexible. Make better use of volume not just flat surfaces. Images by ArchDaily
Over the last 2 weeks, Trident student Elisha has Over the last 2 weeks, Trident student Elisha has experienced what it’s like being an architect working in our office, using 2D and 3D software and visited several building sites to see our designs turning into reality. We hope you enjoyed the experience Elisha.
Another good news Friday! Planning approval grante Another good news Friday! Planning approval granted for the conversion of an existing building to create self-catering loft style accommodation. Rethinking duplex accommodation with double-height atrium spaces bringing natural daylight to create amazing spaces to be enjoyed all year round.
Working on a conceptual study for a light touch si Working on a conceptual study for a light touch single storey dwelling, playing with locally relevant agricultural forms and returning the horticultural industry with private apple orchards that once thrived in Jersey in the 17th century even at a domestic scale.
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