The Estates Division is responsible for development and implementation of the LSE’s Estates Strategy, providing world class buildings and facilities for teaching, learning and research. The Estates Division are committed to creating a higher quality built environment, commensurate with LSE’s academic standing. Strategic projects are developed and delivered by the Capital Development team, responsible for the planning and implementation of major capital projects, long term maintenance and carbon management in progress at the School. LSE Estates Division and Capital Development
“Improving the student experience lies at the heart of what we do. We are focussed on providing world class buildings and facilities and through excellent customer service we aim to ensure the safe, secure and environmentally sound operation and
maintenance of LSE assets.” LSE Estates Division Mission
Notable recent projects include:
- LSE’s Centre Building Redevelopment project, which creates a state of the art flexible and highly sustainable
- The Saw Swee Hock Student Centre. The striking building design received praise from students, staff and architecture critics alike, and has been nominated, shortlisted and presented with numerous awards including being shortlisted for the prestigious Stirling Prize. Swa Swee H
academic and teaching building. CBR project
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