The New Music School is located on the King’s College School campus. It is the fifth of twelve projects in the 2012 Masterplan by Tim Ronalds Architects, which outlines the School’s requirements for upgraded facilities. The 2,400 sqm building consists of three blocks spread over three floors, connected by a central L-shaped foyer. The basement level includes soundproofed practice rooms, restrooms, the main storage area, and plant rooms. On the ground level, the concert hall (Block A) is accessed via the foyer, opposite Block B, which contains two classrooms. Adjacent is the linear Block C, housing the porters’ area, staff offices, and additional classroom space. The auditorium has a total capacity of 300 people and is the only block featuring fair-faced brick on the internal walls. The floor and seating areas are finished with oak boards, and a continuous steel channel highlights the transition between the walls and the oak ceiling. On the first floor, the caretaker’s residence and practice rooms extend along the length of Block C, while the rehearsal space and its adjacent control room are located across the landing from the main staircase.