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Benedetti Architects has offered an insight into the new headquarters for the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) in London. The Grade II listed building has seen a comprehensive expansion and re-design with a budget of £33 million (USD 42 million). Photo credit: Jim Stephenson...
The project to overhaul the institute’s 90-year-old George Grey Wornum-designed central London base had been expected to start on site early next year.
The London practice was chosen ahead of rival contenders David Kohn Architects, Belfast-based Hall McKnight, Roz Barr Architects, and a collaboration
The selection of Benedetti Architects comes less than six months after RIBA launched a competition to renovate its central London HQ.
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