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Lee Ivett appointed head of London School of Architecture
The move follows the departure of Neal Shasore and the school’s merger into the University of the Built Environment earlier this year
Lee Ivett has been named the new head of school at the London School of Architecture (LSA), now part of the University of the Built Environment.
Ivett is currently head of the Grenfell-Baines Institute of Architecture at the University of Central Lancashire, where he is also academic lead for architecture and construction. At the LSA, he is expected to support the new institutional structure and respond to forthcoming reforms from the Architects Registration Board.
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