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London nightlife project Lost has confirmed that its next home will be the historic building formerly occupied by the London College of Fashion on Oxford Street. The announcement follows the team’s recent plans to develop a 24-hour nightlife district in the heart of the UK capital.
In a statement shared on Instagram on October 22, Lost described the project as an opportunity to transform “an entire block on Oxford Street” and reimagine the centre of London. The team also invited the public to help shape the development, adding: “We want to build this with you.”
Further details, including the venue’s opening date and future programming, have yet to be announced. However, the choice of location signals an ambitious next chapter for the project, which aims to establish a new destination for London’s nightlife scene.
Lost operated from a disused Shaftesbury Avenue Odeon cinema before departing in May 2026. Earlier this month, the team outlined plans for a 24-hour district. This initiative comes as London’s clubbing landscape faces ongoing venue pressures. Lost’s project could create a major new home for electronic music and nightlife, though full details are yet to be confirmed.
