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Location | Client | Cost | Completion |
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London, UK | London South Bank University | £17m | 2002 |
Bard-inspired university building.
We designed a nine-storey building on Keyworth Street, the main thoroughfare through the university.
Our flexible teaching space sits alongside a west-facing glazed hall, which acts as a naturally ventilated buffer, mediating air and light from the hot, bright side of the building.
The hall contains twin wooden towers dedicated to teaching, designed as ‘Romeo & Juliet’ pairings of rooms and terrace balconies.
At foyer level we created space for exhibitions, lectures and performances. The roof curve contains studios for the University School of Architecture.
architecture, environmental engineering, structural engineering, acoustics, lighting