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•16 HTS projects featured in NLA Adaptive London
NLA’s Adaptive London report showcases best practice examples of circularity and repurposing buildings, along with thought leadership and research, that position London as a global leader in adaptive reuse.
We’re pleased to have sixteen of our projects recognised in this publication, including our own London office!
Featured case studies
- 11 Belgrave Road
- 76 Southbank
- KOVA KX
- One Millennium Bridge
“London has a long history of adaptive reuse, and has rightly become an international leader in this field. This publication brings together best practice in the art of adaptive reuse across the Capital, demonstrating the wealth of skills and talent we have to share with a global marketplace.”
Catherine Standiland, Director, NLA
Other projects included in the report:
16 Chart Street, Alfred Place, Arthur Stanley House, Bermondsey Yards, Holborn Viaduct, Ice Factory, One Exchange Square, Queen Street Oxford, SIRA, Technique, The Delft (Minerva House), Victoria House
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16 Chart Street
“Buildings should have long, adventurous lives, and structures are much more adaptable than they might appear.”
Mark Tillett, Director
Image credits:
Adaptive London © NLA
KOVA KX © Tony Murray
Belgrave Road and Ice Factory © Dirk Lindner
Chart Street © Edward Sumner
Arthur Stanley House © Rob Parrish
Bermondsey Yards © John Robertson Architects
One Exchange Square © Fletcher Priest Architects
Technique © Jack Hobhouse
All other photos © Heyne Tillett Steel
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