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Keith Williams Architects

Founded in 2001 by Keith Williams and Richard Brown , Keith Williams Architects is by reputation one of the UK’s leading architectural design practices with a body of work which incorporates a series of exceptional high profile award winning projects for clients in both the private and public sectors. Based in London,…

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Founded in 2001 by Keith Williams and Richard Brown , Keith Williams Architects is by reputation one of the UK’s leading architectural design practices with a body of work which incorporates a series of exceptional high profile award winning projects for clients in both the private and public sectors. Based in London, the multi-award winning firm works in the UK and internationally across a broad range of projects including cultural, residential, commercial buildings as well as urban design, place making and city masterplanning. Alongside its work in the residential sector, Keith Williams Architects is particularly noted as a leading specialist architect for museum, art gallery, library, civic, theatre, opera, music and performing arts buildings. Sustainable design is at the heart of the firm's ethos and ongoing research into the implications of the Climate Change Emergency for the built environment continues to inform and develop the firm's design work.

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