London School of Economics and Political Science Design Competition, LSE Architecture Contest News
44 Lincoln?s Inn Fields: LSE Design Competition
44 Lincoln?s Inn Fields: The Paul Marshall Building Architectural Contest, England, UK
15 Jun 2017
44 Lincoln?s Inn Fields, London School of Economics
Paul Marshall Building Competition Design by Grafton Architects
Grafton Architects has won unanimous approval for a £100m redevelopment of the London School of Economics? Paul Marshall Building.
The architecture practice, working with engineers AKT II, won the job following a major international architectural competition in 2016, beating David Chipperfield Architects, Herzog & de Meuron, AL_A, Diller Scofidio + Renfro and Níall McLaughlin Architects. The new block, named after a benefactor of the LSE, will replace 44 Lincoln?s Inn Fields ? an eight-storey post-war office complex purchased by the university two years ago.
The Westminster Council Planning Committee report states: ?Given the reputation and track record of the architects and clients, it is considered that the new building has the potential to be one of the most significant buildings in the City and a landmark for many years to come.?
21 Apr 2016
Winner 44 Lincoln?s Inn Fields, London School of Economics
Paul Marshall Building Competition Winner – Grafton Architects
LSE reveals winner of their latest RIBA design competition for The Paul Marshall Building
Paul Marshall Building Competition Winner – Gr...