As the director of LTS Architects, Greg Shannon sees the evolving role of the Principal Designer as a crucial opportunity for architects to increase their relevance in the construction industry and avoid further marginalisation. With the implementation of the new Building Safety Act 2022 and the requirement for two principal duty holders on all projects

We are thrilled to announce that LTS Architects has been chosen as one of five suppliers to be part of the King’s College Architectural Design and Engineering Services Framework. This selection solidifies LTS Architects’ longstanding relationship with King’s College. Over the years, we have had the privilege of working on multiple projects with wide ranging

Director Greg Shannon was invited by Concrete Quarterly to share some of the concrete buildings that he has been influenced by, showing the materials’ adaptability, the numerous ways in which architects have developed it to shape the cities around us, and how it continues to impact new technology and ways of working today. Read the

Director Greg Shannon was invited by Architecture Today to discuss how changes in early-stage brief-making process could, and should, encourage the reduction of embedded carbon in the built environment. In the article, Greg recognises and highlights the responsibility that designers have in interrogating briefs, asking whether a built project is always the answer.  This is

Saturday 6th August 2022 saw the official unveiling of our Hindu Temple in Oldham, Greater Manchester.  Onlookers lined the streets to watch an impressive parade (or Nagar Yatra) of over 7 thousand people. The parade boasted floats, musicians and performers, creating an explosion of colour, dance and sound as they made their way to the

At the beginning of the year we moved to a brand new office space just off Commercial Street in Spitalfields. One of the favourite features of our new home is the innovative lighting design, which is featured in the October/November issue of Arc magazine.

Our office space was recently used as a film set for the new Sage ad campaign, titled ‘New Tomorrows’ – check it out below!

We’re delighted to see two of our projects featured in NLA’s new research paper, entitled “Knowledge Networks: London and the Ox-Cam Arc”.

We’re absolutely thrilled to see the Science Gallery London shortlisted for a London RIBA Regional Award.

Southwark Council recently named the 110 practices which form part of their new Architect Design Services Framework.

Our Shree Swaminarayan Temple in Kingsbury project is featured in the Architecture Foundation’s exhibition CONGREGATION, which is currently on at the Grand Junction at St Mary Magdalene’s.

LTS’ Dorset House project has been featured in UKGBC‘s new series of net zero carbon building case studies.

New year, new decade, new home. After over 15 years in Bermondsey, we are moving north of the river to Spitalfields.

We are delighted to have won the Refurb Award at the AJ Architecture Awards 2019 for the Science Gallery London. We are humbled and grateful to the AJ and judges for this recognition – it has been a long journey.

This Friday 20th of September, millions of people across the world will be taking part in the Global Climate Strike. At LTS Architects, we’ll be pausing our normal project work for the day and focusing on a series of steps towards meaningful change.

We are delighted to see our Science Gallery project shortlisted for two further building awards this year!

We are delighted to announce that our work for the Science Gallery London has been shortlisted for the NLA’s New London Awards 2019, in the Culture category.

Our Interior Designer James Watts has sparked a big conversation in our practice after presenting his MA thesis project ‘Plastic Exchange Workshop’.

We are delighted to have our Shetland Garages project featured in NLA‘s latest Public Housing: A London Renaissance exhibition and catalogue.

LTS’ Anna Woodeson recently contributed to an AJ article which invited five leaders in the sustainability field what immediate steps architects could take towards achieving a zero-carbon built environment in the near future.

As recently featured by the Architect’s Journal, we’re delighted to have been granted planning permission by the London Borough of Tower Hamlets for a new-build residential development, replacing 45 garages within the Shetland Estate.

We’re excited to share that Science Gallery London – a project we’ve been working on for several years has been selected to feature in the New London Architecture Knowledge Capital research project.

We are delighted to be shortlisted for the BD Architect of The Year Awards 2018. LTS are finalists in both the ‘Individual House Architect of the Year’ and ‘Refurbishment Architect of the Year’ categories.