Firms hoping to reel in plum Bafta headquarters refurb

By Dave Rogers2018-10-11T06:00:00

Central London home of film and TV charity set to be given £20m makeover

Bam and Northern Ireland-based Gilbert-Ash are among the firms pricing a £20m deal to carry out a major upgrade of the headquarters of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts in London’s Piccadilly.

Bam is coming to the end of Argent’s £100m Coal Drops Yard boutique retail development in King’s Cross, designed by Heatherwick Studio, while Gilbert-Ash’s portfolio includes the new £20m Bartlett School of Architecture building in London’s Bloomsbury.

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