About the practice

Landolt + Brown is an award-winning architectural practice that focuses on projects which are part of, or adjacent to the public transport network. The practice, which was a finalist in the 2014 Architect of the Year Awards, was founded in 2006 and its work ranges from large scale mixed-use projects on rail property land, to smaller scale local public realm commissions. Recently completed projects include the Civic Trust Award winning station at West Hampstead Thameslink, the new station building at Epsom, the Steel Design Award winning bus interchange and station square at Tottenham Hale and a major public realm enhancement project for Lambeth in West Norwood. Current projects include a major public space and mixed use development for Peckham Rye Station Square, two highly individual Overground stations at Hackney Wick and White Hart Lane and mixed-use projects at Guildford, Twickenham and Redhill for Network Rail’s property team. Landolt + Brown is also working for contracting teams on the delivery stages of substantial infrastructure projects for London Underground and Crossrail. In all of the practice’s work it seeks to find creative and place-specific design solutions to complex technical problems in the knowledge that infrastructure-led projects can play a pivotal role in defining the identity and quality of the urban areas in which they sit.