King’s Cross, London’s 67-acre creative neighbourhood, has today launched a competition in partnership with New London Architecture (NLA). It is inviting individuals, community groups, established and emerging enterprises and organisations to put forward ideas and proposals for how they could transform an existing premises on Beaconsfield Street into a new community offer.

Argent Related and Barnet Council, the joint venture delivering Brent Cross Town, London’s 180-acre, £7bn new park town, today announce that Troubadour Theatres, the theatre and film studios specialising in temporary performance venues, has agreed to lease 150,000 sq ft of space marking the largest tenancy to date at the development. Troubadour, which counts the...

Brent Cross Town, Argent Related’s and Barnet Council’s 180-acre, £7bn neighbourhood, has opened its first building – The Visitor Pavilion. The 8,000 square foot temporary space was designed by Moxon Architects and specialist engineers Expedition, with the fit-out by Woods Bagot and construction by Red Construction. The Visitor Pavilion incorporates a new café, alongside an...

A new Persian-inspired garden opens at King’s Cross, delivered in partnership with the Aga Khan Development Network. Located at the heart of the King’s Cross Estate the garden was designed by Tom Stuart-Smith in association with Townshend Landscape Architects. Jellicoe Gardens has been delivered with the support of the Aga Khan Development Network. Its design...

The King’s Cross Estate today announces it has become carbon neutral. Every building within KCCLP’s ownership has been certified as a CarbonNeutral® Development by Natural Capital Partners, in accordance with The CarbonNeutral Protocol. Energy supplies to the site are now 100% renewable, through green tariffs and direct agreements with energy providers, and all past embodied and operational emissions from the Estate have been offset through verified carbon offsetting projects.

Heart of Hale’s Artist in Residence, the renowned British-Nigerian multidisciplinary artist Yinka Ilori, has today (23 September 2021) unveiled his latest artwork, “Take it in and take time”, in Tottenham Hale, London. “Take it in and take time” is an installation of street furniture, consisting of a series of seating and a bespoke clock designed...

This year, the King’s Cross estate celebrates its 10 year anniversary. The milestone marks a decade since the opening of The Granary Building in Granary Square and the official reopening of the King’s Cross district to the local community and to London. • Over the past decade, King’s Cross has outperformed all other London Opportunity...