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Purcell wins planning for retrofit of Richard MacCormac science block
Scheme will add two storeys to 1989 building used by Queen Mary University
Purcell has been given the green light for a retrofit and extension of a science block at Queen Mary University of London.
The existing three-storey School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science building was designed in 1989 by Arup and MacCormac Jamieson Pritchard, the practice founded by Southwark tube station architect Richard MacCormac.
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