LOM architecture and design has developed a model ‘off grid’ primary school concept for client Ghana Commercial Bank (GCB), as part of the bank’s corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiative, that can be rolled out to any part of the west African nation.
Year 4 from Harbinger Primary School in Docklands have won the model-making prize for ‘Disco Bridge’, with a little help from LOM, as part of Open-City’s Architecture in Schools summer programme.
Richard Hutchinson, Director of LOM, will be attending The Higher Education Design Quality Forum’s Annual Conference ‘Future Campus – The University of the Future’ at University of the Arts London.
Disco Bridge and Amazing Holly Bridge were just a couple of the models constructed yesterday by Year 4, Harbinger Primary School in Docklands, with help from LOM as part of Open-City’s Architecture in Schools summer programme.
At this year’s AJ100 Awards Dinner it was revealed LOM architecture and design had climbed 20 places to 96 in the Architects’ Journal annual countdown of largest UK practices, following our début in the special AJ120 of last year.
Finsbury Business Centre has been transformed for Clerkenwell Design Week (24-26 May 2016) with a graphic installation designed by local studios including LOM, together with ABC Imaging.
London based, award winning digital music school, Point Blank, has new state-of-the-art premises thanks to a fit out designed by LOM architecture and design, delivered by contractors Parkeray.
In our first year as one of the top 100 UK practices, LOM architecture and design is delighted to have been nominated as Practice of the Year alongside a distinguished shortlist of leading designers.
For this year’s Open-City Architecture in Schools: Primary Programme, LOM will be partnering with Year Four from Harbinger Primary, a Docklands based school, to imagine a new bridge for London. Taking inspiration from Heatherwick’s controversial Garden Bridge the students will explore how they would choose to inhabit a bridge and design what they would put…
LOM architecture and design is making ten internal promotions to boost its senior team during 2016. Emily Cassel, James Fellows, Julika Michelbacher, Chris Pyle, Edd Rushton and Ben Taylor all become Associates, supporting the continued growth of the practice. At the same time Grant Corton, Patrick Hastings, Tom Hofton and Gary Kan are all promoted…
Julika, associate of LOM, will be attending MEM Workplace Trends: People Centred Design, the workplace design summit, at the Stationers’ Hall, London, EC4M.
LOM architecture and design has won planning for a new 1,700m2 winery in Shropshire. Hencote winery will include a visitor centre, restaurant and events space arranged around a central sheltered courtyard with large plate glass windows to give 180 degree views across the vineyards towards Shrewsbury and the hills beyond.
LOM’s industrial workplace for Tesco’s Clerkenwell based digital team is a finalist in this year’s British Council for Offices’ (BCO) awards Fit Out of Workplace category in the London and South East region. The refurbished tobacco warehouse provides 2,700sqm of flexible workspace over six levels for 300 members of staff. The original structure and architectural…
For this year’s annual Christmas Party, on Tuesday 15 December, we took to All Star Lanes for a knockout bowling competition and karaoke. Not before the ‘Secret Santa’s’ had been distributed by the Christmas elves– the theme being something to wear and resulting in some unusual bowling attire.
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