CZWG

CZWG Limited is a British architecture practice established in 1975 by Nick Campbell, Roger Zogolovitch, Rex Wilkinson and Piers Gough.^[1][2] The practice's work includes community and public buildings, residential and mixed use projects, student housing and retail, leisure and workplace uses. The practice is known for its work in the postmodern style.^[3][4][5]

The Circle in Bermondsey, London

CZWG
Practice information
Partners	Nick Campbell, Roger Zogolovitch, Rex Wilkinson, Piers Gough
Founded	1975
Location	London
Website
czwg.com

Selected Projects

Cascades by CZWG

Community & Public Use

• Canada Water Library,^[6][7][8] Southwark, London
• Islington Square,^[9] Angel, London
• Maggie’s Centre,^[10] Nottingham
• Studio 144,^[11] John Hansard Gallery, Southampton
• The Green Bridge, Mile End Park, London
• Westbourne Grove public lavatories,^[12] Notting Hill, London

Residential

• 44 Britton Street,^[13][14][15] Clerkenwell, London which was designed for Janet Street-Porter
• Cascades,^[16] Isle of Dogs, London
• China Wharf,^[17] Bermondsey, London
• Dundee Wharf, Limehouse, London
• Kidbrooke Village (Ferrier Estate), Greenwich, London
• Hoola, Royal Victoria Docks, London
• Millennium Harbour, Isle of Dogs, London
• Pavilion Square, Woolwich Arsenal, London
• Queen Elizabeth Square, Glasgow
• The Circle,^[18][19] Bermondsey, London
• The Stones,^[20] Greatstone-on-Sea
• Vermilion,^[21] Rathbone Market, Canning Town, London

Mixed Use

• Alfred Court,^[22] West Hampstead, London
• Aurelia, Rathbone Market, Canning Town, London
• Bankside Lofts, Southwark, London
• Brewery Square, Dorchester
• Fulham Island, Fulham, London
• Oaklands Rise, Old Oak Common, London
• QN7^[23] and Queensland Terrace, Holloway, London
• The Glass Building, Camden, London
• VizioN7, Islington, London
• Waterman’s Place, Leeds

Student

• Craft Design & Technology (CDT) Building,^[24] Bryanston School, Bryanston
• First Way UCFB College and Campus, Wembley, London
• Isledon Road, Finsbury Park, London
• Victoria Hall, Wembley, London

Retail & Leisure

• Brindleyplace Café, Brindleyplace Central Square, Birmingham
• De Barones Shopping Centre, Breda, The Netherlands
• Islington Square, Angel, London

Workspace

• 66 Vauxhall, Vauxhall, London
• Aztec West Business Park,^[25][26] Bristol
• Cochrane Square, Glasgow
• Royalty Studios, Notting Hill, London
• St Ann’s Wharf, Newcastle
• Westferry Studios, Limehouse, London

Awards

Source:^[27]

2021 New London Architecture Mixing Award for Islington Square

2019 Manser Medal AJ House of the Year Shortlist for The Stones

2012 RIBA Award, Civic Trust Award and Selwyn Goldsmith Award for Universal Design for Canada Water Library

2012 RIBA Award for Maggie’s Centre

2011 London Planning Award for Arsenal Masterplan

2011 RIBA Award, RICS Award and Housing Design Award for Waterman’s Place

2010 RIBA White Rose Award for Waterman’s Place

2010 London Evening Standard Award for Alfred Court

2003 London Evening Standard Award for Fulham Island

2001 RIBA Award for The Green Bridge

1998 Royal Fine Art Commission Building of the Year Award for Brindleyplace Café

1994 Sunday Times Building of the Year Award for Westbourne Grove

1989 Architectural Brickwork Award for Cascades

1989 Civic Trust Award for St Paul’s Mews

1989 Civic Trust Award and RIBA Award for China Wharf

Listed Buildings

Six of the practice's buildings in the postmodern style were listed in 2018: 44 Britton Street, Clerkenwell, London;^[28] Aztec West Business Park, Bristol;^[29] Cascades, Isle of Dogs, London;^[30] CDT Building, Bryanston School;^[31] China Wharf, Bermondsey, London;^[32] and The Circle, Bermondsey, London.^[33][34][35]