About WindsorPatania
Windsor & Patania Architecture and developments is a company specialised in residential and commercial developments in UK.
Windsor & Patania Architecture and developments is a company specialised in residential and commercial developments in UK. With the main office in London Regent Street, W&P has clients all over UK with projects in Liverpool, Nottingham and Cambridge. W&P is a company created by property investors for property investors and developers. Its founders have both solid experience in their field, with Giovanni Patania being a former Lead Architect by Foster and Partners working on 60M Projects for Apple, and Ryan Windsor being a Multi-Awarded Property Investor with a multi-million pounds property portfolio. The company can count on a team of experienced architects with background in residential and commercial developments in UK. The clients of W&P also benefit of a network of selected consultants which can help at any stage of the project and with everything related with the property development process. W&P has the vision to help their clients creating their vision, on time, on budget via an efficient and smooth team work
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