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Matheson Whiteley

MATHESON WHITELEY is a London based architectural studio established by Donald Matheson and Jason Whiteley in 2012, following experience with leading architects Herzog & de Meuron (Switzerland) and Tony Fretton Architects (UK). Completed projects include contemporary art galleries for Hollybush Gardens and Stuart Shav…

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MATHESON WHITELEY is a London based architectural studio established by Donald Matheson and Jason Whiteley in 2012, following experience with leading architects Herzog & de Meuron (Switzerland) and Tony Fretton Architects (UK). Completed projects include contemporary art galleries for Hollybush Gardens and Stuart Shave/Modern Art, a group of studios in Hackney for the artists David Noonan, Michael Raedecker and Goshka Macuga, a showroom for the fashion house Alexander McQueen and new public spaces for the Kunstlerhaus Stuttgart. Current projects in design or construction include a new single-family house in East London, a new art gallery in Bloomsbury, a new residential carehome in South London and the redevelopment of the London public art gallery Studio Voltaire.

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Profile updated 29 July 2026

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