New architect flies in to look again at delayed £600m Stansted revamp

By Alice Lorenzato-Lloyd2019-12-17T06:00:00

Mace was due to finish new arrivals terminal next autumn

Architect Bryden Wood has been brought in to run the rule over the £600m revamp of Stansted Airport, which the owner has confirmed is on hold while it reviews the scheme.

Building understands the multi-disciplinary firm has been asked to work on a revised plan for a £150m arrivals building which had been drawn up by transport specialist Pascall + Watson and was due to open in late 2020.

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