Revamped Student Services Centre At LSE Opens

London School of Economics Teaching and Learning Centre
Courtesy of Overbury

Refurbishment specialist Overbury recently completed a £2.1M project for the London School of Economics, creating a fit-for-purpose academic, personal and professional development centre known as LSE Life. Overbury and Architecture PLB’s interior design team transformed a central London library into a 100% flexible space that is a “one stop shop” for students.

Architecture PLB was tasked with developing a design that provided a mix of social, quiet and collaborative areas, while Overbury was contracted to bring these plans to life around the busy schedules of LSE staff and students.

LSE Life’s home took three months to build and was split into two phases because the library needed to stay open 24/7.

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