British Land & Sir Robert McAlphine - Broadgate Prize Competition 2022

In collaboration with three fellow University of East London students, we contributed to the Broadgate Framework project, which involved demolishing and replacing 1 Broadgate with two retail floors and multiple office levels. Our design prioritizes pedestrian flow from Liverpool Street Station to Finsbury Square, incorporating a two-story concourse. We focused on meeting detailed planning for facilities like disabled toilets and baby changing areas to ensure accessibility in an inspiring environment.

This expansive booth boasts metal sheet walls and “smart glass,” promoting an open and serene atmosphere. It also embodies the idea of an inclusive society for everyone, regardless of age, gender, or disability.
The booth is equipped with acoustic insulation between the metal sheets and double glazing, while ceiling holes allow natural light to filter in.

The Changing Places
WC utilizes eco-friendly materials like slate tiles and features a glass water-filled changing bed for warmth.

It includes an automated toilet height system and adjustable water basin, catering to individuals with diverse needs, including those with limited mobility or in wheelchairs.