BAS2

LSBU School of Architecture _ End of Year Catalogue _ June 2025

Editors: Daniel Wing Hang Tang _ Editorial coordination: I. Troiani, S. Kaprinis, M. Germanos, D. Tang, I. Petkova, V. Massaro, M. Jociute, E. Hasa, E. Valikhani, S. Bowkett, M. Starzynska, C. Sanchez, A. Hill, M. Patru, C. Stewart, J. Bush _ Cover design: Valerio Massaro.

Photos by: Spyros Kaprinis [04.02.2026]

BAS2 _ Design Module 301 _ Cockfosters Water Tower Proposal _ 3D models _ Students: Joe Bray and Akram Ahmed / BA3 _ Cockfosters Road, Enfield, London, England, UK _ Photos by: Spyros Kaprinis [11.12.2025].

“A little way along the ridge the uninterrupted views of countryside which estate agents would no doubt be carefully noting were compromised by the uncanny helical concrete stem of Cockfosters Water Tower. Built in 1968 for the Lee Valley Water Company, the elegant hyperboloid latticework twisted into a bulky drum festooned with telecom aerials and conductive spikes. The architect was Edmund Percey - veteran of a number of fascinating similar constructions. On leaving the RAF, Percey began work at the London County Council before moving to Scherrer & Hicks where he was involved in numerous industrial architectural schemes. His work includes the Lee Valley Water Company headquarters in Hatfield which incorporated a full-height relief by William Mitchell, another former LCC employee.”

BAS2 _ Design Module 301 _ Cockfosters Water Tower Proposal _ 3D models _ Students: William Roberts and Joe Bray / BA3 _ Cockfosters Road, Enfield, London, England, UK _ Photos by: Spyros Kaprinis [09.12.2025].

“A little way along the ridge the uninterrupted views of countryside which estate agents would no doubt be carefully noting were compromised by the uncanny helical concrete stem of Cockfosters Water Tower. Built in 1968 for the Lee Valley Water Company, the elegant hyperboloid latticework twisted into a bulky drum festooned with telecom aerials and conductive spikes. The architect was Edmund Percey - veteran of a number of fascinating similar constructions. On leaving the RAF, Percey began work at the London County Council before moving to Scherrer & Hicks where he was involved in numerous industrial architectural schemes. His work includes the Lee Valley Water Company headquarters in Hatfield which incorporated a full-height relief by William Mitchell, another former LCC employee.”

"Berlin Study Trip" Guide _ LSBU / BAS2 _ 17-21.11.2025 _ Guide and photos by: Spyros Kaprinis [10.11.2025].