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Kingston School of Art, Kingston

New workshops at heart of Knights Park Campus support Kingston School of Art’s Thinking Through Making ethos

Kingston School of Art.
Kingston School of Art. Credit: Philip Vile

RIBA London Regional Award winner 2021
Client of the Year Award


Haworth Tompkins for Kingston University
Contract value: £20m 
GIA: 9,850m2
Cost per m2: £2,030

The Knights Park Campus has been comprehensively overhauled to provide over 10,000m2 of refurbished creative space for Kingston School of Art. The 1970s Mill Street Building is the campus’ largest: this response embraces the robust, industrial character of what was there, while forming more flexible internal space, maximising natural light and upgrading creative facilities. At the heart of the building are new workshop facilities for ceramics, photography, film production, woodwork, metalwork, plaster, printmaking, book arts and digital hack, all supporting the School’s ethos of Thinking Through Making. The refurbishment is on course to reduce campus CO2 emissions by 52% and achieve BREEAM Outstanding.

  • Kingston School of Art.
    Kingston School of Art. Credit: Philip Vile
  • Kingston School of Art.
    Kingston School of Art. Credit: Philip Vile
  • Kingston School of Art.
    Kingston School of Art. Credit: Philip Vile
  • Kingston School of Art.
    Kingston School of Art. Credit: Philip Vile
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