St Columba Scottish Presbyterian Church in London’s upmarket Knightsbridge required the subdivision of an existing stage on the lower level of the church, to incorporate two new multi-purpose music rooms.
The striking and contemporary St Columba was designed by architect Sir Edward Maufe, who also designed Guildford Cathedral and was constructed in 1955. The nature of the building lent its own design challenges to the scheme, which included ensuring suitable acoustic requirements were met and delivering adequate sound-proofing for the new rooms.
The scheme was successfully completed so that the new facilities could be utilised be exclusively by the nearby Knightsbridge School, for music and drama classes.
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