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Sarah Wigglesworth

Biography

In 1957, the era where the skyscrapers started growing, the world of architecture gave life to a brand-new brilliant mind. Sarah Wigglesworth, a famous architect, and award-winning designer saw the world for the first time in the capital of the British terrain. Her childhood has vanished in history, and not much about it has been recovered. What we do know is here presence and studies at the Camden School for girls since 1968. In 1976, she started her studies at Cambridge University with an architect degree, and an honorable and excellence mention. Her studies ended in 1983 when Sarah achieved her goals of becoming an architect designer.

Since that day, Sarah has learned to think and act as an

architect. Her special abilities and intellect intervene in her daily life and help her overcome every obstacle in her way. This way, Sarah has worked in many different companies and businesses which have given her more experience and wisdom. In 1994, Sarah established SWA (Sarah Wigglesworth Architects) with the goal of achieving a tomorrow for architecture. With headquarters in London. SWA has extended over the world with the famous face of one of the best designers in history, and have dominated the world of business, commerce, and design. Daily, her beauty and inspirational acts have been influencing in our life, from the smallest tiny restaurant to the biggest building. Her skills and mentoring have helped others in their own careers. SWA, aiding from housing, educational, cultural facilities, public spaces, and infrastructure all around the world, has inspired the people with brand-new designs and architectural beauty.

Work

    Sarah Wigglesworth has worked in many things all around her life. Her designs surprise every time the world with new ideas. Personally, I think that Sarah Wigglesworth is a great artist, her ideas are brilliant and she always finds the way to balance, economy, maintenance, and ecology with a certain ability that only she has. Sarah is a great designer, her ideas are organized and she does know a really good ow to separate certain spaces for their purpose and functions. Generally, SWARCH always finds a way to project nature and motivate its use in architectural structures. Sarah has done a great job all around the years, in which I would like to highlight the following projects:

- Swansea Print Works (Ongoing)

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Swansea Print Works is a local company on Swansea, Gales which has been working for years on their own. SWARCH has started a project with different ideas and interesting strategies to provide Swansea Print Works the needed structures and spaces.

- Brickfield Studios & Triangle Gallery (Complete)

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The job of a genius is not to invent new things but to reinvent and reuse, making more products of used products. AS SWARCH says, "we revitalized a disused East London printworks" Their unbelievable work shows the dedication and passion that this work has been given demonstrates the type of architecture that Sarah is.

- Chelsea Flower Show Pavilion (Complete)

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An abstract show pavilion, with an astonishing work done in a simple design. Sarah has shown the world that even the most simple task in architecture can be a piece of art.