WTW

Interesting building design and internal decor, grade 2 listed I believe!

The building that put Norman Foster on the architectural map. Unique design building, but being in Ipswich it’s just a shame that the colour scheme is all yellow and green 😆

I can still remember the first time I saw the Willis Towers Watson, so impressive a sight are its modernist lines. It's regarded as the centrepiece building of Ipswich & the town's central landmark, & rightly so. The architecture of the Willis Towers Watson have aged well externally, a mid-70's construction still looking so futuristic, it would not look out of place on the set of Bladerunner. It's quite pathetic how all the buildings to have arisen since in Ipswich, are traditional red-brick & breezeblock. Many of them attempt at expressing the town's nautical character by having curved rooflines, but look through the glass ofthe Willis Towers Watson, & its alike the boiler room look on a big ship, if not a spaceship! However, the interior has not fared nearly so well, especially the lurid colour combination of Lego bricks yellow & green. The primary & secondary colour scheme not only looks like it was chosen by a child, but is the kit colours for Norwich City FC; Ipswich Town's long-term bitter rivals, hence only 4*

Iconic architecture by Norman Foster with scary internal decor. Now sporting covid-19 safety features.

Went on their open day event, and did the tours and a roast dinner on top floor, was a good visit

My office and great art of design...it's one of the heritage building in Ipswich

Wow and eye opener for one of the youngest listed buildings I know of on the Heritage weekend itinerary. I’d loved to have worked here in the early days when companies valued their staff