We recently delivered fifty new homes on the site of the former Bata shoe factory in East Tilbury, Essex, for developer Hexa Homes.
LOM has awarded travel bursaries to two architecture students. Jemima Brakspear will travel to Borneo and Andreea Ciutac will follow the trail of the Iron Curtain from Berlin (pictured) to Bucharest.
LOM recently donated our skills and time to design key interior spaces that take inspiration from the building’s nature reserve setting.
2019 has been a fantastic year for our practice, and we would like to thank all our clients and collaborators for your support.
LOM’s ‘Old Snowman Brewery’ coworking space is currently on display at the Museum of Architecture’s Gingerbread City 2019 exhibition.
LOM has won the Architect of the Year title at this year’s Structural Timber Awards for our work on The Heart Building for Tesco.
Applications are now open for the Karla Roman Travel Bursary 2020. The £2,000 bursary is aimed at architecture students who are looking to broaden their experiences through travel.
Floworking is our approach to creating a flexible, buzzy coworking-style environment in any workplace.
LOM architecture and design and developer MIDI plc have unveiled the design of a mixed-used development at Tigné Point in Malta.
We are delighted that Tesco’s Heart Building is shortlisted for six Structural Timber Awards, including Commercial Project of the Year. LOM has also been recognised for the Architect of the Year Award.
The Santander Digital Hub is a landmark new workplace in Milton Keynes designed by LOM.
LOM recently took part in Open City’s Architecture in Schools programme to inspire the next generation of city-shapers.
LOM is delighted to announce that our recent 5-a-side football tournament has raised £10,000 for Queen Elizabeth’s Foundation (QEF) for Disabled People.
Queen Elizabeth’s Foundation for Disabled People has marked the ‘topping out’ of its new Care and Rehabilitation Centre in Leatherhead, Surrey. Designed by LOM, the centre will provide specialist facilities for people affected by traumatic brain injuries.
Designing an environment that encourages a positive working culture is key to sustaining a stress-free workplace, says LOM director Simon Marett.
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