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Witherford Watson Mann Architects

British architectural practice

Witherford Watson Mann is a British architectural practice founded in 2001 by Stephen Witherford, Christopher Watson and William Mann after the trio had previously studied together at Cambridge University and collaborated informally. Its first completed project was Amnesty International UK's offices and outreach facilities in London, finished in 2005.2 Wikipedia text CC BY-SA 4.0

Last updated Oct 21, 2026.

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Witherford Watson Mann is a British architectural practice founded in 2001 by Stephen Witherford, Christopher Watson and William Mann after the trio had previously studied together at Cambridge University and collaborated informally. Its first completed project was Amnesty International UK's offices and outreach facilities in London, finished in 2005.2

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