This semi industrial workspace once housed the headquarters of the Jigsaw fashion chain. Working with AMD we have transformed the buildings to create contemporary commercial spaces, set within a landscaped courtyard. The original buildings have been retained and re-used where feasible and enhanced with the addition of solar PV on the roofs and low energy […]
Queens House has undergone a £10m refurbishment. The works include removal of the existing mansard roof; adding a new storey and new mansard roof; moving the lift core and adding an extension to create more lettable floor space. The building is next to the London Underground Jubilee Line vent shaft and the tube line runs […]
This rather tired 1930’s office/workshop building has been revitalised with some selective refurbishment. Work was split in to 3 sections: common parts upgrading; refurbishment of existing floors and then the extension of the ground and basement floors to provide an additional 1300m2 of high grade office space. “The major challenge of this scheme was the […]
The grade II listed Milton Keynes Shopping Centre was originally designed by Samuely back in the 1970’s. We’ve recently returned to add a new storey over part of the centre to create over 100,000ft2 of new retail space for the incoming tenant, Primark. “Complex steelwork design and challenging logistics in installation.” Steel Fabricator, Multifab The […]
A Grade II listed building on the edge of the City of London which was originally part of the Corn Exchange. This recent overhaul included adding a new storey and a half, as well as removing a stair core in order to increase and improve the net lettable area. This results in over 30,000 ft2 […]
The sensitive refurbishment and extension of a Victorian warehouse that brings 40,000 square feet of much needed workspace to Southwark. A palette of high quality, crafted materials complement the existing building to create a rich working environment. “Reinterpreting the Warehouse.” Architect The site was originally occupied by a garage next to a Victorian warehouse; the […]
