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London practice Hayatsu Architects wins Kingston Bridge public realm job

By 2025-08-11T11:37:00

Kingston Bridge

Hackney firm ran by former 6a Architects director to improve pedestrian experience around grade II*-listed crossing

London practice Hayatsu Architects has been appointed to design public realm improvements around Kingston bridge.

The Hackney-based firm has signed a £78,000 contract with Kingston council to draw up plans for new “innovative, accessible and inclusive” public realm at the eastern end of the grade II*-listed bridge.

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