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The Paddington Integrated Project
New Rail Transport Hub in London, UK ? design by WestonWilliamson+Partners architects
1 Nov 2016
The Paddington Integrated Project (PIP)
Design: WestonWilliamson+Partners, architects
Location: Paddington, North West London, south east England, UK
The London-based architects Weston Williamson were announced winners in the annual AAP American Architecture Prize.

 

The Paddington Integrated Project (PIP) won silver in the architectural transport design category at the AAP, which honours exceptional international designs across three disciplines: architectural design, interior design, and landscape architecture.
PIP is a multiple award-winning project initiated by the design work WW+P carried out on the Paddington Crossrail station. Crossrail, the delivery body of the new London Underground line (Elizabeth line) is to date, the largest, most ambitious transport infrastructure project in Europe.

 

When designing the station at Paddington, it quickly became clear to the architects that the issues around the new station could not be resolved without considering the wider implications at the location Through discussions with key stakeholders, Weston Williamson helped develop a brief for the site as a whole.

 

The new Crossrail station, an exemplar of well-integrated urban architecture is also part of a wider redevelopment of Pad...