Goldsmiths CCA is an art gallery located on the campus of Goldsmiths, University of London. Open to everyone, the gallery is a place to see world-class exhibitions and projects, and to attend talks, performances, screenings, and other events related to its wider exhibition programme.

Designed by Turner Prize winning architecture collective Assemble, the new space for Goldsmiths CCA, totals just under 1000m2, including just under 700m2 of exhibition space across eight galleries. Occupying the Grade II-listed Laurie Grove Baths’ water tanks and plant-works, the gallery is a space for all audiences, but especially benefits the staff and students of Goldsmiths by providing a world-class centre for the visual arts on campus.

Assemble’s approach was to open up the raw and robust Victorian spaces, and to preserve the integrity of each existing space, whilst adding new exhibiting spaces, creating an ensemble of galleries with different characters. They created and added bespoke architectural elements and design features throughout.

London-based design studio Kellenberger-White designed the graphic identity, website and signage for the CCA, with website development by Twelve.