University of Westminster Granted Permission for Cavendish Campus Rebuild
The University of Westminster has been granted planning permission to build a new library and student services facility on its Cavendish campus.
After making a last-minute commitment to provide additional greenery and public open space, the university's plans were approved by Westminster Council's planning committee.
- Latimer House, vacant since 2016, will be demolished and replaced with a seven-storey library and student workspace block.
- The new building will feature a student union shop at ground floor and a fourth-floor terrace for studying, socialising, and relaxing.
According to architects Perkin&Will, the new building would "align and connect" with the wider Cavendish Campus.
Author's summary: University of Westminster gets approval for major campus rebuild.
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