Casswell Bank Architects has won the Architecture Foundation competition for the remodelling of Byron House, the London headquarters of The Institute of Psychoanalysis. The practice, which was founded last year, won out against a shortlist of Roz Barr Architects; Matheson Whiteley Architects & Simon Jones Studio; and Timothy Smith and Jonathan Taylor LLP. The project involves the provision of a new lecture hall, seminar rooms and children's consultation rooms within the former Edwardian dairy building that serves as The Institute's headquarters. The competition was restricted to practices that had set up in the past ten years and assessed by a jury that included Jeremy Dixon (Dixon Jones Architects), Tim Pitman (Pitman Tozer Architects), Hanif Kara (AKTii), Ellis Woodman (The Architecture Foundation), and representatives from The Institute of Psychoanalysis.
Casswell Bank Architects
Lecture theatre
Reflected ceiling plan and plan of lecture hall and meeting rooms
Child and adolescent consulting room
Roz Barr Architects
New entrance looking into remodelled lobby
Remodelled entrance lobby
Model of lecture theatre and meeting rooms
Matheson Whiteley Architects and Simon Jones Studio
Model of lecture theatre and meeting rooms
Lecture Theatre
Ground Floor Plan
Basement plan
Timothy Smith and Jonathan Taylor LLP
Anteroom
Lecture theatre
Lecture theatre