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Purcell wins planning for retrofit of Richard MacCormac science block

By 2024-03-13T11:18:00

Purcell Queen Mary 1

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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