Is This The Best New Architecture In London?

Will Noble
By Will Noble Last edited 121 months ago

Last Updated 31 May 2016

Will Noble Is This The Best New Architecture In London?

A bridge crossing the Regent's Canal, a new cinema in Crouch End and a candy-striped subway are among architectural projects shortlisted as among London's best.

New London Architecture (NLA)'s annual New London Awards seek out the capital's most innovative and inspiring schemes — and this year's shortlist is not so short, with 136 projects spanning 15 categories.

Here's a selection of some of our own favourites:

Coal Drops Yard - a new design from Thomas Heatherwick's studio, due for King's Cross
Grahame Park regeneration in Hendon. Photo © Morley von Sternberg
Somers Town Bridge by Moxon Architects
The Wonderpass beneath Baker Street. Photo © Mickey Lee
Crouch End Picturehouse by Panter Hudspith
The Wellcome Collection by WilkinsonEyre, AOC and The Reading Room © Craig Sheppard
The Francis Crick Institute by HOK
Gasholder Park in King's Cross. Photo © John Sturrock
Walthamstow's Mini Holland. Photo © Inge Clemente
Camberwell's new library. Photo © Edmund Sumner

Category winners and the overall winner will be announced on 7 July.