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…
The first three schools, Belmont, Kenmore Park and Pinner Park, in phase two of the Harrow School Expansion Programme have now been completed.
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.
Simon Bird, director of LOM, will be attending Education Estates, the educational facilities conference, in Manchester Central. The two-day event, 11-12 November, features presentations, panels, conference and an awards dinner. Now in its third year, Education Estates is the only event of its kind in the UK, covering the primary, secondary, further and higher education…
Richard Hutchinson, director of LOM, will speak at Leaders in Design MENA, an interiors summit hosted by International Business Council, in Dubai on 15 and 16 November 2015.
To celebrate one year since we moved to Shoreditch, East London, LOM held a pub quiz on Friday 23 October, and transformed the office into a traditional East End boozer complete with weak lager, peanuts and pies.
LOM architecture and design’s Living Lab for RBS is one of the many exemplar workplaces that are on show during Workplace Week 2015 (9 – 13 November).
LOM’s contemporary head office for the National Bank of Oman in Muscat, has been selected to appear on the AJ’s Architecture Tomorrow stand at MIPIM UK 2015.
LOM hosted a research and development workshop with head teachers from primary schools in the London Borough of Harrow, on 16 September, to find out what they thought was essential in the design of future primary schools.
Congratulations to Chris Pyle (architect at LOM), Anne Schroeder and Nick Worley (associates at Fletcher Priest) who teamed-up to take part in Dig Deep, the construction industry adventure race in the Lake District, on 2 October 2015.
The sunny weather held out for our annual staff summer social on 18 September as we headed on a coach from Shoreditch to Welcombe – a beautiful area of the North Devon coast.
LOM was delighted to see their partnered class, St. Paul’s CE Primary School, crowned Overall Winner and receive the Best Class Response Award at yesterday evening’s Architecture in Schools: Primary Awards 2015 hosted by the Canary Wharf Group.
Bee City and Beeville were just a couple of the bee habitat models constructed yesterday by Year 6, St Paul’s Whitechapel Primary School, with help from LOM as part of Open-City’s Architecture in Schools summer programme.
At last night’s AJ120 Awards Dinner it was revealed LOM architecture and design had made its debut in joint 116th place in the Architects’ Journal annual countdown of largest UK practices, after seeing a growth of 30 per cent in the last year.
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