Pascall & Watson’s Stansted project in doubt as Bryden Wood brought in

Stansted Arrivals Terminal, by Pascall & Watson Architects

Source: Pascall & Watson Architects

New arrivals terminal had been due to complete next autumn

Pascall & Watson’s designs for an arrivals building at Stanstead Airport are believed to be hanging in the balance after the client paused the entire £600m airport revamp and brought in Bryden Wood.

The multi-disciplinary firm has been asked to run the rule over the wider project, which the owner has confirmed is on hold while it reviews the plans.

Building Design understands the practice has been asked to work on a revised plan for a £150m arrivals building which had been drawn up by transport specialist Pascall & Watson and was due to open in late 2020.

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