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Modern urban landscape featuring the University of the Arts London (UAL) campus building in Stratford, with prominent signage from the BBC and Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The tall UAL structure is clad in glass and concrete with large grid-style windows, while adjacent buildings include the BBC studio with black and white logo panels and the angular brick facade of Sadler’s Wells East theatre. The architectural setting includes a wide pedestrian plaza, tiered steps, landscaping with trees, and surrounding high-rise apartment buildings. The distant skyline features construction cranes and the curved roof of the London Aquatics Centre.
Modern urban landscape featuring the University of the Arts London (UAL) campus building in Stratford, with prominent signage from the BBC and Sadler’s Wells Theatre. The tall UAL structure is clad in glass and concrete with large grid-style windows, while adjacent buildings include the BBC studio with black and white logo panels and the angular brick facade of Sadler’s Wells East theatre. The architectural setting includes a wide pedestrian plaza, tiered steps, landscaping with trees, and surrounding high-rise apartment buildings. The distant skyline features construction cranes and the curved roof of the London Aquatics Centre.
East Bank. Photography by Paul Cochrane.

LCF's degree teaching has moved to a purpose-built site at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park as part of the cultural and educational development East Bank.

In September 2023 London College of Fashion moved to a new campus on the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, as part of a new development for London known as East Bank, the UK’s newest cultural quarter for innovation, creativity and learning at the heart of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in Stratford, east London. East Bank is a unique collaboration that brings the arts, learning and creativity together in one place for the local community and everyone who visits, lives and works in east London.

This campus sits alongside new sites for other world leading organisations including Sadler’s Wells, V&A and BBC as well as Loughborough University and UCL. We want to increase opportunities for collaboration and to build a different community focused on fashion but with lots of influences from our new neighbours and from the local area.

The move is more than just a building, and we are working already with local, national and international partners to bring benefits to our current students, staff and alumni, focusing on four major priorities:

  • Delivering excellent fashion education for all who choose it.
  • Encouraging enterprise and incubation to support our students, alumni and the wider fashion economy.
  • Driving impactful research to effect change and innovation.
  • Building better lives, for a sustainable and socially conscious future.

We’re not saying goodbye to our historic roots, with our Lime Grove campus developing into a centre of excellence to house all our UAL pre-degree courses building a vibrant community in west London. Find out more by visiting our pre-degree courses page.

LCF at Stratford Exterior Design
LCF at Stratford Exterior Design
LCF at Stratford Interior Design
LCF at Stratford Interior Design

Our new building is being designed by architects Allies and Morrison to become a 21st century workshop, its design is inspired by the 19th century mill buildings common to many industrial cities. It will be day-lit and naturally ventilated, with factory-like steel-framed windows, internal atria for flexible learning, and lots of green spaces.

Projects

Find out more about what we are working on now to deliver benefits to students, alumni, industry and the community in the area.

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