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Troughton McAslan Architecture

Contemporary English Architects Practice, UK Architectural Office Information

post updated 28 March 2026

Former London Architecture Practice

Troughton McAslan – Key Projects

Key Troughton McAslan Projects, alphabetical:

Kobe Institute, Rokko Mountains, Japan
Date built: 1990-92

The Research Institute Building of Kobe City University of Foreign Studies, Nishi-ku, Kobe, Japan:

photo : Hasec, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
Kobe Institute of Computing; Graduate School of Information Technology is a private university in Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan.
This IT professional graduate school established in April 2005 aiming to develop people with outstanding specialist capabilities who can play central roles in IT infrastructures. The operating body is Kobe Institute of Computing. It also runs College of Computing.

Peckham Square, Peckham High St, south London, England, UK
Date built: 1994
Project designed for Southwark Council

Princes Tower, Rotherhithe St, southeast London, England, UK
Date built: 1990
Corbusian style building on the Thames’ south bank

Stockley Park – Buildings B2 & B4 for Apple Computers, Heathrow, Middlesex
Date built: –
Building at Stockley Park, London Borough of Hillingdon, photo taken on 13 September 2020:

photo : Jones44444, CC BY-SA 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

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London Architecture Designs

London Architects

Sussex Buildings : De La Warr Pavilion

Architect of the Year Awards 2006 : award for Masterplanning

Ailsa Craig Lighthouse Centre

Location: London, south east England, UK.

British Architects Practice Information

Troughton McAslan Architects is no more: John McAslan set up his own architecture practice, located in London but global in outlook.

Jamie Troughton practiced as Jamie Troughton & Hugh Broughton Architects, also based in London but not as well known internationally.

Jamie Troughton trained as an architect at Cambridge, England, and now runs two real estate development companies in Scotland. Jamie Troughton has worked with the Henry Moore Foundation, the De La Warr pavilion and the National Gallery of Modern Art in Edinburgh.

Jamie Troughton became a Trustee of National Museums Scotland in Oct 2010 and his term of appointment runs until Sep 2014. He lives in Perthshire.
source: https://www.nms.ac.uk/about-us/our-organisation/trustees/mr-james-troughton/

John McAslan Architects

Royal BC Museum Master Plan, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Design: John McAslan + Partners with Merrick Architecture

photo from Royal BC Museum

John McAslan is a Scottish born architect

Troughton McAslan Architects is a British architectural firm known for its contribution to postwar modern architecture, particularly during the mid-20th century.

The practice was led by William Troughton and Ian McAslan, and became associated with a pragmatic yet expressive modernist approach. Their work often balanced functional requirements with a clear structural logic and a restrained material palette.

Troughton McAslan Architects gained recognition for a range of public and institutional projects, reflecting the era’s emphasis on rebuilding and modernization across the United Kingdom. Their designs typically emphasized durability, efficiency, and clarity, aligning with broader architectural movements of the time.

Through their work, the practice contributed to shaping Britain’s architectural landscape in the postwar period, producing buildings that combined technical rigor with a quietly confident modernist identity.