New Students Centre 'fly through'

The New Students' Centre will be the first new building at LSE for more than 40 years. It will be constructed on the site of the

current St Philips buildings within the campus and gives every indication of being an exemplary piece of architecture that is

innovative, sustainable and inspirational, and which will be at the forefront of 'Contemporary Westminster'.

The striking building design is by Irish architects O'Donnell & Tuomey, supported by an excellent design team which includes MEP

consultants BDSP and structural engineers Dewhurst McFarland. The project team also includes project manager Turner and Townsend,

and quantity surveyors Northcroft.

The New Students' Centre will house the Students' Union - including venue, pub, learning cafe, exercise studio, roof terrace

coffee/juice bar, fitness centre, media centre, activities space, advice and representation centres; Multi Faith Prayer centre;

residences; accommodation; sales and marketing office; and the LSE Careers Service.

Related links

New Students' Centre - project website http://www2.lse.ac.uk/intranet/students/newStudentsCentre/

New Students' Centre film http://www2.lse.ac.uk/newsAndMedia/videoAndAudio/channels/LSEBuildings/player...

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[edomotoso]

I was a student at LSE in the 1960s. We were just a small bunch of fairly tacky buildings smack in the middle of (nowhere) London. Congrats for so much progress,

[weaverspell]

Beats the 1980s when i was an undergraduate....hope everyone makes full use of what seems like a World-Class Students Union Building and something LSE Students deserve!