David Miller Architects unveils new laboratory building close to King’s Cross

Brandon Rd-21 © Agnese Sanvito_3000

Source: Agnese Sanvito

Advanced research facilities close to King’s Cross form part of wider transformation of the area

A new purpose-built commercial laboratory building at 5–10 Brandon Road has been completed by David Miller Architects.

The project forms part of the Tileyard Quarter development, located close to King’s Cross. Delivered for Kadans Science Partner, the building is the first of four laboratories planned for the area, aimed at providing space for advanced research and manufacturing.

The building provides 113,000 sq. ft. of specialist laboratory space for multiple tenants. It features a shared reception, meeting areas, outdoor terraces, and a coffee shop, designed to foster collaboration. The upper floors are dedicated to laboratory and associated write-up spaces, while the lower levels include double-height spaces for small-scale manufacturing and clean rooms.

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