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Royal Academy of Engineering in London
Research Facility Building Development in England ? design by Wright & Wright Architects
1 Feb 2017
Royal Academy of Engineering
Design: Wright & Wright Architects
Location: Prince Philip House, 3 Carlton House Terrace, St. James’s, London SW1Y 5D, England, UK
Wright & Wright Architects unveil the Royal Academy of Engineering?s Enterprise Hub ? a new space dedicated to innovation and entrepreneurship

Award-winning practice Wright & Wright Architects has completed a radical overhaul of the basement area of the Grade I Listed Royal Academy of Engineering building into a dynamic new Enterprise Hub. Wright & Wright?s design supports an important new frontier in engineering enterprise. They have created a space for the country?s most promising young entrepreneurs to meet, research, and access mentoring from leaders in the industry and illustrious Fellows of the Academy.
The project spans the three lower floors of Nos. 3&4 Carlton House terrace – which was designed by John Nash in 1827- and contains an exciting combination of vaults and double-height spaces.

A central hub that acts as a foyer and meeting point is the focal point of the project. It is a space that encourages flexible working, and is essential to the interchanges between the young engineering entrepreneurs and the experienced Fellows of the Academy...