WILLIAM TOZER architecture & design

From RIBApedia

W I L L I A M   T O Z E R
a r c h i t e c t u r e & design

RIBA chartered practice
first floor 33 d'arblay street london w1f 8eu
t +44 (0)20 7734 6055 f +44 (0)20 7437 7775
enquiries@wtad.co.uk www.wtad.co.uk

Since the practice was established in 2002, the work of WILLIAM TOZER architecture & design

has been featured in a number of publications, including The Architects’ Journal, Grand Designs

magazine, Monocle, and The Times.  A project was nominated for a Hackney Design Award

in 2004. In 2006 another project received an award from the Ealing Civic Society and in 2008

a project was nominated for a Camden Design Award. Projects have been repeatedly featured

in the London Open House programme, and in 2006 the practice was included on the first shortlist

for the Young Architect of the Year Award.



Architecture is understood by Tozer as the physical manifestation of ideas through space and form.

Alongside built practice, Tozer has worked as part-time lecturer in design at the Canterbury

School of Architecture, and has written prolifically on architecture and design for a number of

magazines and journals, including Detail and the Sydney-based publication Monument.  He has

also delivered lectures at the RIBA and City University, appeared on crit juries at the Bartlett and

East London University, and has organised a number of architectural exhibitions.  Teaching and

writing are utilised as opportunities to reflect upon his practice in relation to a wider cultural context. 

Conversely, his practice engages with and contributes to this context.



The work of WILLIAM TOZER architecture & design is currently the subject of doctoral research

at The Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London.