Make lodges £40m Westminster leisure-centre plans

Seymour Sports Centre 1

Source: Make Architects

Upgrade work on Kenneth Cross’ grade II-listed Seymour Centre will add new fitness studios, library and café

Make Architects has submitted proposals to refurbish a grade II-listed 1930s leisure centre in Westminster, adding a new community library and café in the process.

Designed by Kenneth Cross and completed in 1937, Seymour Leisure Centre in Marylebone was built as a palazzo-style red-brick courtyard block with two swimming pools in concrete structures concealed at the centre.

Westminster City Council’s cabinet last year allocated £40m for the building’s latest refurbishment, which will include providing a new base for Marylebone Library over two floors. Although the sports centre is owned by the council it is operated by business Everyone Active.

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