New London Architecture

UCL Faculty of Laws

Built

This project involves the significant yet sensitive refurbishment and extension of two adjacent buildings, including one Grade II listed, to provide improved facilities for UCL’s Faculty of Laws.
Knowledge Networks: London and the Ox-Cam Arc

Knowledge Networks: London and the Ox-Cam Arc

Since 1965, UCL’s Faculty of Laws has been housed at Grade II listed Bentham House and the adjacent mid-20th Century Gideon Schreier Wing. These two disparate buildings have been unified to create a state-of-the-art environment for learning. Significant refurbishment, an extension of 1,000 sqm and a new five-storey atrium between the two address long standing building and space deficiencies and provide step-free access at all levels. Throughout, different styles of working are accommodated through a range of spaces, from secluded window seats to open plan hotdesks. Internally, heritage elements have been exposed, whereas outside, walls have been upgraded. It was rated BREEAM 'Excellent'.

Project information

Status

Built

Borough

Camden

Size

6092 sq m

Completion

March 2018


Location

11 Endsleigh Gardens, Kings Cross, London WC1H 0EH, UK


Team Credits

Architect

Levitt Bernstein

Client

University College London

Structural Engineer

Curtins Consulting

Services Engineer

Buro Happold

Energy Consultant

Parsons Brinckerhoff

Planning Consultant

Deloitte

Cost Consultant

AECOM

Acoustic Consultant

Sandy Brown

Inclusive Design

Arup


Last updated on

07/06/2020


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