Heatherwick Studio

356-364 Grays Inn Rd, Kings Cross, London, WC1X 8BH

www.heatherwick.com

Heatherwick Studio is a team of over 200 creative professionals dedicated to improving the physical world around us by designing sustainable spaces and architectures that prioritize people. From their headquarters in London, which combines a workshop and design studio, they create iconic buildings, urban masterplans, infrastructure, objects, and public spaces, with a focus on large-scale projects in cities around the world.

Designing unique places starting from human experience

The philosophy is based on an approach free from fixed styles or design dogmas. As practical inventors, the goal is to create engaging and meaningful spaces that can reflect and celebrate the complexity of the real world. Every project stems from human experience, guiding every phase of conception and realization. Architects, designers, landscapers, and craftsmen are encouraged to contribute new ideas, fueling a collective and multidisciplinary creative process.

Sustainable, ingenious, and accessible architecture

Founded by Thomas Heatherwick, the studio stands out for its curiosity towards materials and passion for creatively solving problems. Each project is an opportunity to learn and grow, to create innovative and enduring places.

PROJECTS

Charity medical centre. Exceptional design to stimulate the well-being of patients

Maggie's Leeds, designed by Heatherwick Studio, was created to provide practical and emotional support for people with cancer, drawing on the belief that unique design and the use of natural materials can help people feel better.

Coal Drops Yard gives new life to Victorian 19th-century warehouses in London.

The original pair of warehouses, built to store and transfer coal in the English capital between the 1850s and 1860s, is transformed into a new public commercial space that celebrates the structure and history of the ancient industrial buildings.

Abandoned historical buildings transformed into a distillery. A real experience for visitors

Gin producer Bombay Sapphire commissioned the Heatherwick Studio to renovate forty abandoned buildings, many of them historically significant in terms of the company's first in-house production facility, which will be open to the public.