BAA Lynton’s second building next to Gatwick airport has been completed. Designed by architects Fitzroy Robinson, the 8000 m2 development comprises a four-storey building with a floating canopy roof over a courtyard and a timber-decked bridge across a pool to the main entrance. The project, known as 2 City Place, was designed as a foil to the larger BAA Lynton building opposite. A terracotta feature wall creates a visual contrast with the glazed elevation of the opposite building. The QS is Davis Langdon & Everest, structural engineer is Buro Happold and Bovis Lend Lease is main contractor.
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