IOP @ King's Cross

The Institute of Physics is planning to move its London headquarters to a new home in King’s Cross. Just this week we purchased a freehold property [...]

All of the IOP’s London staff have now moved into a wing of the Institute’s Portland Place building while the IOP prepares for relocation to King� [...]

Artists impression of the foyer at our new Balfe Street HQ Ideas for making the IOP’s new home in King’s Cross into a model of sustainable design [...]

The IOP is asking for members’ input as it begins to make detailed plans for its new home in King’s Cross. The Institute is due to move its Londo [...]

[...] All of the IOP’s London staff have now moved into a wing of the Institute’s Portland Place building while the IOP prepares for relocation to King’s Cross in 2015. The IOP has sold the [...]

[...] over a mile away from our current location in the West End, where we have occupied 76 and 80 Portland Place since 1995. The new building, located on Balfe Street, N1, is in amongst the exciting [...]

[...] Group, was among officers from six groups who came to the current London centre in Portland Place to discuss the plans with architects Tate Hindle and engineering consultants AECOM. [...]

[...] People from the area surrounding the IOP’s new building in King’s Cross had the chance to see and comment on the Institute’s plans for the site at a [...]

[...] also provided local people with the opportunity to give us their views on the design of the new building. This feedback has influenced a number of changes to the scheme, particularly the roofline. We [...]

[...] to have more public science events than we do at the moment and to have facilities in the new building that allow us to more widely broadcast our events over the web, so as to increase and broaden [...]

[...] location in the West End, where we have occupied 76 and 80 Portland Place since 1995. The new building, located on Balfe Street, N1, is in amongst the exciting regeneration of the King’s Cross area. [...]

[...] completion date for late 2015. The site is at the junction of Balfe Street and Caledonian Road, which is in the London Borough of Islington. Working hours for construction [...]

[...] to the London Borough of Islington to develop our site at the junction of Balfe Street and Caledonian Road. The application follows our public exhibition in May when we were delighted with the clear [...]

[...] planning application to the London Borough of Islington to develop our site at the junction of Balfe Street and Caledonian Road. The application follows our public exhibition in May when we were [...]

[...] where we have occupied 76 and 80 Portland Place since 1995. The new building, located on Balfe Street, N1, is in amongst the exciting regeneration of the King’s Cross area. The site is very [...]

[...] end of 2014, with a provisional completion date for late 2015. The site is at the junction of Balfe Street and Caledonian Road, which is in the London Borough of Islington. Working hours for [...]

[...] is being refurbished to meet the IOP’s needs. The Institute’s chief executive, Paul Hardaker, said: “The building is about being a centre for the physics community to come [...]

[...] to have the architects and energy consultants at the meeting but I think it was fantastic that Paul Hardaker was there, lending his full support and listening. Group officers seemed pleased to engage [...]

[...] involvement in scientific outreach. I could not be happier.” The IOP’s chief executive, Paul Hardaker, was at the exhibition, which was held in Copenhagen Primary School. He said: “It was [...]

[...] Meehan, were also there to hear members’ views. Morris, an independent consultant on sustainable technologies, said groups had previously been invited to send in written suggestions and many of [...]

The IOP is asking for members’ input as it begins to make detailed plans for its new home in King’s Cross. The Institute is due to move its Londo [...]

[...] ’s chief executive, Paul Hardaker, said: “The building is about being a centre for the physics community to come together, so we want to design it with the right usability of space to facilitate [...]

[...] .” Other IOP groups represented were Materials and Characterisation, History of Physics, Computational Physics, Nuclear Industry and Particle Physics. [...]