The London practice, shortlisted for the 2023 Stirling Prize for its Central Somers Town scheme, appointed liquidators Leonard Curtis on 28 September.
A recently published statement of affairs revealed an estimated £306,000 shortfall to creditors and no pay-out expected for unsecured claims. It is understood the practice had seven staff when it closed its doors.
The largest individual creditor is Khan himself, who is listed as being owed £137,000 through a director’s loan account.
Speaking to the AJ, Khan said: ‘I am shocked and sad at the loss of my practice of 20 years and the break-up of an utterly fantastic team. It took time and care to build all that – a collective effort and…