Architecture · London, United Kingdom
Willmott Dixon Interiors
The specialist fit-out and refurbishment arm of the Willmott Dixon Group, with an in-house interior design and architecture team based in London.
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- Base
- London, United Kingdom
- Regions
- UK - England - Greater London
- Sectors
- CommercialHealthcareRetrofitWorkplace
Flagship projects
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Three projects are selected for this profile. Explore the project directory for more.
London Fire Brigade Headquarters
Preconstruction and design-development work for the future refurbishment of London Fire Brigade's Grade II listed former headquarters.
Grade II Listed Government Building
A live-environment CAT B refurbishment creating a more accessible and flexible government workplace in Westminster.
British Transport Police Headquarters
A seven-floor refurbishment of 200 Buckingham Palace Road for British Transport Police, delivered while the building remained operational.
About
About Willmott Dixon Interiors.
Willmott Dixon Interiors is the specialist fit-out and interior refurbishment arm of the Willmott Dixon Group, working nationwide from its London base at 16 Old Bailey. The business describes itself as the home of high quality fit-outs and interior refurbishments, putting client and partner relationships at the heart of how it works.
Projects span commercial workplaces, health, higher and further education, hotels, leisure and retail, delivered either as standalone schemes or as rollout programmes for national clients. Depending on the contract, the team works alongside external architects and interior designers or provides the full design and delivery package through its in-house interior design and architecture team, taking schemes from early briefing through technical design to completion on site.
Recent work discussed on the Architecture Social Podcast includes workplace refurbishments for the Department of Health and Social Care at Quarry House in Leeds, an office transformation in Cardiff featuring an exposed structural column retained as a lit feature, a fast-turnaround college upgrade delivered within a summer window, and a civic centre refurbishment for Brent Council near Wembley with a new feature staircase and self-contained meeting room pods. Sustainability and the creative reuse of existing buildings are a growing focus, with retrofit and refurbishment central to the workload.
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Podcast · Episode
Breaking the Architect Mold: Enrique Soler’s Shift to Interior Design at Willmott Dixon Interiors
Ever feel like you're stuck on the traditional architect path? Enrique Soler from Willmott Dixon Interiors is here to show you why playing it safe might be holding you back. We’ll get into the nuts and bolts of working within a contractor in the role of a designer, how interior design can open up whole new avenues for architects, and why sticking to one speciality is riskier than you think.00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview01:35 Meet Enrique Soria: Head of Design at Wilmot Dixon Interiors02
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