May 2017
Robin Lee Architecture has been appointed by London Borough of Bexley for the development of the Carnegie Building in Erith.
The Grade 11 Listed Building was designed as a public library in 1906 with monies from the Andrew Carnegie Fund. Robin Lee Architecture will work closely with The Exchange to adapt the building to create a place for artists to make and exhibit work.
April 2017
Robin Lee Architecture has gained Full Planning and Listed Building consent for the Biggin Hill Memorial Museum.
The new museum is arranged as a simple sculptural form around the Grade 11 Listed St Georges Chapel and Memorial Garden.
March 2017
Robin Lee Architecture has completed the fit out of 13 apartments within a former industrial building at the Piper Building estate in Fulham for Baylight.
The Piper Building was built in 1950s as a laboratory complex for The North Thames Gas Board. Located on a site set back from the River Thames in London’s borough of Fulham, the building formed a divide between the established residential areas which spread south from New Kings Road and the warehousing and light industry which had historically grown up along the river wharfs.
February 2017
Robin Lee Architecture has completed a new entrance for a former warehouse in Covent Garden for Baylight.
January 2017
Robin Lee Architecture has completed the fit out of 15,000ft2 Cat A office space within a former warehouse in Euston. The design includes a new entrance hall finished in Italian marble, pigmented concrete and Ebony Macassar bespoke joinery work.
December 2016
Robin Lee Architecture are working with London Distillery Company to design a gin distillery, shop and bar complex at Battersea Power Station.
November 2016
Visit to Munich to select Jura Limestone blocks for the Confucius Institute in Dublin.
October 2016
Robin Lee Architecture has completed the first phase of historic building restorations and shopfront renewals in St James Street Conservation Area in Walthamstow for London Borough of Waltham Forest. The project is jointly funded by Heritage Lottery Fund and London Borough of Waltham Forest.
September 2016
Robin Lee Architecture has gained Full Planning consent for the conversion and extension of a Georgian townhouse in Fulham for a private developer. The development will create 4 bespoke apartments across five floors.
August 2016
Robin Lee Architecture has completed the second phase of the conversion to apartments of a former paint factory in Wandsworth for Baylight.
July 2016
Robin Lee Architecture has gained Full Planning consent for a brick double villa in Herne Hill for a private developer.
June 2016
Robin Lee Architecture has been appointed to convert a former warehouse in Euston to commercial use for a private developer.
May 2016
Robin Lee Architecture has been appointed by Transport for London for the refurbishment of Northfields Depot in South London, one of two principle depots on the Piccadilly Line.
April 2016
Robin Lee Architecture has completed the first phase of the conversion to apartments of a former paint factory in Wandsworth for Baylight.
March 2016
Robin Lee Architecture has been appointed by Transport for London for the refurbishment of Cockfosters Depot in North London, one of two principle depots on the Piccadilly Line.
February 2016
Robin Lee Architecture has been appointed by London Borough of Bromley for the Biggin Hill Memorial Museum.
The project will safeguard the future of St George’s RAF Chapel of Remembrance, and through the building of the new museum will preserve and reveal Biggin Hill’s important place in the history of the Second World War.
The commission was procured via the GLA ADUP Framework with Robin Lee Architecture selected via a competitive process.
January 2016
Robin Lee Architecture has been appointed by Baylight to convert to apartments a former industrial building at the Piper Building estate in Fulham.
The Piper Building was built in 1950s as a laboratory complex for The North Thames Gas Board. Located on a site set back from the River Thames in London’s borough of Fulham, the building formed a divide between the established residential areas which spread south from New Kings Road and the warehousing and light industry which had historically grown up along the river wharfs.
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The Confucius Institute for Ireland is a new build facility located on the Belfield campus at University College Dublin. The 2,000m2 building will be a cultural forum providing spaces for teaching, exhibitions and lectures.
The building will sit in harmony with the overall character of the campus and yet allow for an interpretation of Chinese culture through the subtle inclusion of carefully controlled forms and treatments associated with Chinese architecture. The physical setting at the heart of the campus and adjacent to the new lake at University College Dublin has allowed the idea of a pavilion in the landscape to inform the architectural expression. This leads to an open building identity, engaged with its surrounding landscape. This idea of openness underpins the design approach giving physical expression to the ideals of cultural sharing and exchange central to the Confucius Institute.
The project is jointly funded by the Irish and Chinese governments. Renmin University in Beijing, one of the top universities in China, are University College Dublin's academic partner for the Confucius Institute. The project will be delivered in conjunction with Arthur Gibney and Partners and will complete in 2016.