The internal ‘street’ has been conceived as a dynamic area, an arena for student life, akin to the mu

Stanton Williams’ design for the ￡200m new campus unites the college’s activities under one roof for

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King’s Cross offered a unique opportunity: a large site within what promises to be a creative and cul

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The design aims to maximise the connections between departments within the building, with student and

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The bulk of the college’s accommodation, however, is located in a major addition to the site, two sub

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onto canal boats for onward transport to the capital’s bakeries. It comprises a solid, six-storey cub

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The new University of the Arts London campus is one of the first parts of the King’s Cross developmen

The two new four storey studio buildings are arranged at either side of a covered central ‘street’, s

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The Granary Building itself has been restored as the main ‘front’ of the college, facing a new public

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At the southern end of the new block and running parallel with the north end of the Granary Building

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Text description provided by the architects. To the north of King’s Cross and St Pancras Internationa