Tate Hindle has recently completed the construction of the new six-storey Salvation Army UK and Ireland Headquarters in Denmark Hill, London.

The project provides approximately 66,660 sq ft of office space, adjcacent to the Grade II listed William Booth College.

The structure, composed of concrete, oak, and panelised brick, centres around a central atrium, housing a public café, flexible workspace, informal meeting and breakout spaces, and a roof terrace with views of over London. 

The new building is intended to complement the existing college, which was designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott. The materials used in the façade echo the brown brick and stone dressings of Gilbert Scott’s college.

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