L’Oréal moves London HQ to White City Place

The new building, designed by one of the UK’s largest architecture practices Allies and Morrison, has a total floor space of over 240,000 square feet and includes an outdoor terrace with capacity for up to 250 people. As part of the move, the company will continue to house the L’Oréal Academy, which will train more than 10,000 hairdressers a year. The company hopes this will positively influence the local economy and bring new employment and training opportunities to the hairdressing industry.
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