Kingston University New Town Hall

New Town House, Kingston University

Kingston University's new 'front door'

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Kingston University New Town Hall

The New Town House will be a landmark building for Kingston University’s main Penrhyn Road campus housing a specialist performance teaching space and an internal courtyard events/gathering space. The building will have a strong civic feel opening onto the street to welcome students, staff and alumni, as well as the local community and visitors from further afield.

New Town House will also include a learning resources centre across several floors, specialist dance rehearsal studios, cafes, and public landscaped areas. SSV’s technical and performance planning design supports the University’s requirements for dance, lectures, drama, and live music.

Due to be completed in early 2020.

Kingston University New Town Hall
Kingston University New Town Hall
Kingston University New Town Hall
Kingston University New Town Hall
Kingston University New Town Hall
Kingston University New Town Hall
Kingston University New Town Hall
Kingston University New Town Hall site plan

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