Jane Wernick Associates has an exhibition of the company's work on show until 2nd October at The Building Centre,Store Street, London WC1E 7BT. Please see HERE for further details.

On June 25th JWA contributed to the 'Anatomy of Civil Engineering', as part of the London Festival of Architecture. This event was held at the Institution of Civil Engineers and featured a mobile composed of infrastructure models, suspended from the atrium of One Great George Street. The Xstrata Treetop Walkway at Kew, and a new pedestrian link to Rainham Marshes were included.

On 7 June JWA went on a cruise on a narrowboat, the Jenny Wren, with a group of the practice’s friends, to celebrate the handing over of Jane’s sole share in the company to a trust fund company that will own JWA for the benefit of all its employees, past and present. A condition of the handover is that JWA will continue to avoid all projects that contain a nuclear or military component. We are very fortunate that Jenny Baster and Robin Nicholson have agreed to be trustees, along with Jane. More here from 'Building' magazine. See the slideshow below for photos of the boat trip and the signing of the deed.

A voyage on the Jenny Wren 6th of June 2010

On 1 April Jane gave a lecture as part of the 2010 Guest Lecture Series: Calculated Uncertainty - Clairvoyance in Architecture, at Strathclyde University’s Department of Architecture.

On 1 February Jane gave a keynote lecture to the Antwerp Architectural Sciences Department, on the subject ‘Building Happiness – An engineer’s perspective on Architecture to Make You Smile’.
See HERE

We are delighted to announce that we have just won the Weinfluss Connecting LInk competition for a 50m long lifting pedestrian bridge in Vienna, with the architects Falko Schmidt and Dirk Krolikowski.

Jane Wernick has been elected a Fellow of The Royal Academy of Engineering

The Kew Xstrata Tree Top Walkway has won a Structural Steel Design Award 2009

The Living Architecture project has been announced. Jane Wernick Associates are the structural engineers for all of the projects.
Please follow this link:
http://www.living-architecture.co.uk/