Zaha Hadid Architects hired to create duplex lobby in Southbank Tower

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Work at former King’s Reach Tower is architect’s first resi refurb scheme

Zaha Hadid Architects has been appointed to its first residential refurbishment project.

The architect is to create a 200sq m lobby in the Southbank Tower, the new name for Richard Seifert’s 1972 King’s Reach Tower.

The London landmark underwent a major transformation in 2016 when KPF added 11 storeys to its existing 30 and converted it into flats.

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