Pascall+Watson
Pascall+Watson (formerly Pascall+Watson Architects) is an international architectural firm, founded in 1956 by Clive Pascall and Peter Watson. It became a limited company in 1983. Its main office is situated in Blackfriars, London on the site of the Apothecaries Hall, London on Black Friars Lane. The company was ranked 21st in size by the AJ100 in 2019. It currently has offices in London, Dublin, Limerick and Abu Dhabi. Commissions and competitions. Pascall+Watson have been regarded as one of the largest aviation architectural practices in the world. In 2013, Pascall+Watson were appointed to a team along with Zaha Hadid Architects  and Atkins to advise the Mayor of London to help develop plans for a multi runway hub airport in the southeast of England. The consortium of Pascall+Watson, Reynolds, Smith & Hills and Buro Happold was awarded a place on the Architectural and Engineering Framework for Abu Dhabi Airports Company and was selected for the design for the $3bn Midfield Terminal Complex landside support facilities. In July 2014, Pascall+Watson was commissioned to take over from Bennetts Associates on stations in the western section of the £15 billion Crossrail scheme under a design and build contract. The practice will now deliver  detailed design at 14 stations, including Ealing Broadway, as part of a team led by contractor Taylor Woodrow. In July 2014, Pascall+Watson obtained planning permission for the £100 million redevelopment of Luton Airport. The scheme will include extending the terminal building, increasing retail, circulation and seating areas, while improving access. The redevelopment will see the airports capacity increase from 12 million to 18 million by 2031. Project list. Aviation. Pascall+Watson have been involved in major projects worldwide as concept architects and executive architects.