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Facilities

From September 2027, London College of Communication (LCC) will be based in our new building at Elephant and Castle. The facilities you’ll find here have been designed to support your learning, creativity and technical development, as well as your social experience and sense of community.

Our future-focused technical facilities bring together LCC’s creative heritage with new technologies and ways of working. You’ll be supported to develop your skills by expert technicians who share their expertise, help you find solutions and support you to realise your creative vision.

The building's neighbourhoods and commons, alongside a range of social spaces will create more opportunities for collaboration and community-building within and across courses and disciplines.

Please note: Technical resources and facilities are subject to change.

Find out more about LCC’s new building.

  • Student reading in the library London College of Communication
    Student reading in the library London College of Communication

    General facilities

    Discover learning and support facilities including the Library, Information Centre, lecture theatres, commons and neighborhoods.

  • Student sitting outside cafe.
    Babett Kürschner, 2021 BA Public Relations, London College of Communication, UAL | Photograph: Alys Tomlinson

    Social spaces

    Explore social spaces, including café, canteen, terraces and outdoor spaces.

  • Close up of a compilation of historic prospectuses from London College of Communication Archive. The prospectuses in the photo are from the 1960s and 1970s, some are quite brightly coloured with strong graphic designs
    Section from our London College of Communication archive display showing reproductions of historic LCC prospectuses throughout the years. Scanned by Echo Zheng and compiled by Sagar Bhat, with thanks.

    Archives and Special Collections Centre

    Our archives and special collections reflect the historical development of creative communication, from film production and photography, to graphic design and print history.

Technical facilities: College-wide

As an undergraduate or postgraduate student, you’ll have access to a wide range of inspiring technical facilities that will support your learning journey and creativity no matter what course you study.

  • Clear 3D-printed architectural models and shapes displayed on a black work surface in the 3D workshop.
    Oreoluwa Mary Adekoya, 2023 BA Graphic And Media Design, London College of Communication, UAL | Photograph: Oreoluwa Mary Adekoya

    3D Workshop

    Facilities for model making, prototyping and creating three-dimensional objects using traditional and digital fabrication processes.

  • Student using a virtual reality headset and handheld controller.
    Advanced Technology Hub | Student using VR headset | Photography by Tim Boddy | London College of Communication

    Advanced Technology Hub

    Expert creative coding, AI, physical computing, immersive technology and 3D capture, with specialist facilities and technical support.

  • Student creating a digital illustration using a stylus and graphics tablet.
    Games animation | London College of Communication | Photography by Alys Tomlinson

    Digital Hub

    Digital facilities and expert support for creative software, digital production and professional print.

  • Camera filming a performance in a studio lit with purple light.
    Recording of a live act | Photography by India May Alby | London College of Communication

    Kit Room

    Borrow professional audio-visual equipment for photography, film, television, sound and digital media projects.

  • Technician screen printing with blue ink in the workshop.
    Ryan Hamilton working at the screen printing workshop | London College of Communication | Photographer: Alys Tomlinson, UAL, UAL student recruitment

    Print

    Develop skills in traditional and digital print processes, from printmaking to publications and artists' books.

Technical facilities: Course-specific

LCC’s course-specific technical facilities include Photography studios, Motion Capture Lab, Animation studios, and Film and Television post-production suites.

  • Visitor wearing a VR headset experiences an immersive film projected onto a screen.
    Yang-hsi Hsiao, MA Virtual Reality, helps a visitor experience her immersive experimental film The Old Enemy (2024), which explores cyclical violence through VR, sound and glitched monochromatic imagery.

    Digital Arts and Animation

    Create animation, immersive media and virtual production using specialist studios and capture technologies.

  • Professional video camera filming a person seated in a studio.
    Henrik Bie shooting in the Studio | Photographer: Alys Tomlinson | London College of Communication

    Film and Television

    Develop film, television and documentary projects using broadcast-standard studios and specialist post-production facilities.

  • Student adjusting lighting equipment in a green screen studio.
    Mo Oguntuase in a green screen studio | Photography by Alys Tomlinson | London College of Communication

    Journalism, Communication and Media

    Create content for print, broadcast, audio, digital and social media using specialist newsroom and production facilities.

  • Student working with photographic enlargers in a darkroom.
    Student working with photographic enlargers in a darkroom. | Photography by Ana Blumenkron | London College of Communication

    Photography

    Explore digital and analogue photography using specialist studios, darkrooms and production facilities.

  • Student working at a mixing desk in a professional sound studio.
    Amelia Vero, 2023 BA Music Production, London College of Communication, UAL | Photograph: Alys Tomlinson

    Sound and Music

    Play, record and perform using specialist composition, performance, foley and surround-sound studios.