丨英国伦敦丨Henley Halebrown

architects Henley Halebrown

University of Roehampton Masterplan London 2008–2012

The masterplan takes its cue from Sir James Wyatt’s C18th Grove House on the site and formalises the campus as a series of precincts and gardens. It incorporates a new library, dance school, sports facilities, student services and accommodation.

Aerial view of the Roehampton Lane Campus with new buildings modeled in dark wood

Model seen from East shows the new development centred on Digby Stuart College

The Roehampton Lane Campus - the three contiguous colleges of Froebel, Digby Stuart and Southlands

Our Roehampton Lane Campus masterplan unites the three historic colleges

The sketch illustrates how the physical properties of Froebel college centred on Wyatt's grade II listed Grove House and historic gardens could inform the wider campus

Aerial view of Digby Stuart College showing a new tree-lined pedestrian spine with the new library to the west (top) and new mixed-use student residences, student services and retail - to the East (bottom)

Aerial view looking east - Froebel and Digby Stuart Campuses

The library and mixed use building in the foreground form a backdrop to the new entrances to the university and re-frame the garden and lake. The Grade II* Alton West Estate slab blocks are visible in the distance

Technical

Appointment: 2008

Construction start: 2012

Area: 47,875m

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Budget: £50m

Client: University of Roehampton

Quantity Surveyor: Bernard William Associates

Landscape Architect: Gross Max

Planning Consultant: Boyer Planning

Heritage Consultant: Urban Counsel