Imperial College London White City Campus

Planning Granted

Imperial College London

The White City Campus South masterplan brings together world-class researchers, businesses and partners from academia on a complex urban site, sandwiched between the Westway and various railway tracks

Renowned in the fields of science, engineering, medicine and business, Imperial College London has been developing a new innovation district in west London. The decision to expand has been significant and practical; it simply cannot grow anymore in its South Kensington campus, but perhaps more importantly, a new campus at White City is enabling essential change. For Imperial, research innovation will be multidisciplinary and collaborative. The White City Campus proposes a new sort of place, vibrant and open, igniting discovery and innovation with researchers, academics and business forging new and creative links in a place of shared endeavour.

Knowledge Networks: London and the Ox-Cam Arc

Imperial College London, a world-class university, renowned for its excellence in the fields of science, engineering, medicine and business, has been developing an innovation district on a new campus at White City, West London. Allies and Morrison’s design proposes a mixed-use piece of city, forming new connections between diverse neighbourhoods. The campus is designed to provide multi-disciplinary research spaces for Imperial’s academic community, partner institutions and business and responds to Imperial College’s desire to stimulate serendipitous interaction between the various groups on site as a way of driving innovation.

Project information

Status

Planning Granted

Borough

Hammersmith

Size

56800 sq m

Completion

2032

Location

111 Wood Ln, London W12 7ED, UK

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