WW+P and SvN Merge to Form Global Urban Design Powerhouse
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WW+P and SvN Merge to Form Global Urban Design Powerhouse

Global design practices WW+P and SvN Architects + Planners have announced a merger, uniting their teams to create a leading international practice focused on regenerative architecture, urban planning and design. Operating under the WW+P name, the combined entity brings together more than 400 design professionals across 12 studios worldwide.

The merger integrates WW+P’s expertise in large-scale infrastructure, transport and transit-oriented development with SvN’s community-first, regenerative planning approach. Together, the practice aims to deliver people-centric, climate-responsive and socially inclusive urban environments, addressing the growing complexity of city-shaping projects across global markets.

Headquartered in London, WW+P has a strong track record in strategic masterplanning and infrastructure-led development, while Toronto-based SvN is recognised for its work in regenerative urbanism across regions, cities and towns. Both firms share a deep commitment to consultation, contextual design and long-term sustainability.

The merged practice will operate under the stewardship of 10N Collective, the urbanism and design platform supported by Egis Group. Drew Sinclair, Managing Principal of SvN, will join the global executive leadership team as Executive Director, strengthening strategic direction and international delivery.

The partnership positions the combined firm to lead the next chapter of regenerative, transit-led urban development worldwide.


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Global design practices WW+P and SvN Architects + Planners have announced a merger, uniting their teams to create a leading international practice focused on regenerative architecture, urban planning and design. Operating under the WW+P name, the combined entity brings together more than 400 design professionals across 12 studios worldwide.The merger integrates WW+P’s expertise in large-scale infrastructure, transport and transit-oriented development with SvN’s community-first, regenerative planning approach. Together, the practice aims to deliver people-centric, climate-responsive and socially inclusive urban environments, addressing the growing complexity of city-shaping projects across global markets.Headquartered in London, WW+P has a strong track record in strategic masterplanning and infrastructure-led development, while Toronto-based SvN is recognised for its work in regenerative urbanism across regions, cities and towns. Both firms share a deep commitment to consultation, contextual design and long-term sustainability.The merged practice will operate under the stewardship of 10N Collective, the urbanism and design platform supported by Egis Group. Drew Sinclair, Managing Principal of SvN, will join the global executive leadership team as Executive Director, strengthening strategic direction and international delivery.The partnership positions the combined firm to lead the next chapter of regenerative, transit-led urban development worldwide.

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