The first floor Garden of Tranquillity, like a covered loggia from Persia, will overlook Jellicoe Gardens below and already addresses the Aga Khan student halls designed by Stanton Williams to the north (brick building far left).
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The Aga Khan Centre has been hyped up over the past few years as one of the cultural assets drawn to King’s Cross alongside the Francis Crick Institute, Facebook and Google. Serving a primarily educational function with a library, offices and 200-plus researchers based there, the centre brings three of AKDN’s organisations under…
The Aga Khan Centre has been hyped up over the past few years as one of the cultural assets drawn to King’s Cross alongside the Francis Crick Institute, Facebook and Google. Serving a primarily educational function with a library, offices and 200-plus researchers based there, the centre brings three of AKDN’s organisations under one roof for the first time: the Aga Khan Foundation, Aga Khan University’s Institute for the Study of Muslim Civilisations and the Institute for Ismaili Studies.