The college was built in the 1960s as the London College of Printing, becoming the London College of Communication in 2004 and merged with other institutions to form the University of the Arts London. 14-storey 1960s tower block with classrooms, offices, stairwell and lifts. 1960s workshop block with commercial print room, letterpress studios, screen-printing studio. 1990s media block with photography studios, TV studio, four photography studios, radio and foley studios, computer suites, journalism newsroom, offices. Galleries with white walls and high ceilings. Kitchen, library and front desk (glass front reception area). Digital media space. Contemporary design. Balcony and roof overlooking Elephant & Castle roundabout. View from 14-floor tower block with 360 degree views including Elephant & Castle roundabout, Parliament, Crystal Palace and the Shard.