Portfolio
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Architect
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Client
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Location
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Hopkins Architects Partnership
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Derwent London
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London, UK
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This project retained the Charles Holden façade on this prominent Oxford Street location dating back to 1910.
Retail
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This project retained the Charles Holden façade on this prominent Oxford Street location dating back to 1910.
Retail
Holden House, 54-68 Oxford Street |
Holden House, 54-68 Oxford Street |
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InterArch
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Metro Bank
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Throughout the UK
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We were appointed to the Metro Bank design team developing all new proposed buildings, new store fit-outs, and major refurbishment works and alterations to existing buildings. To date, we have been appointed on over 155 projects stores, with 70 completed and another 37 live.
Retail
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We were appointed to the Metro Bank design team developing all new proposed buildings, new store fit-outs, and major refurbishment works and alterations to existing buildings. To date, we have been appointed on over 155 projects stores, with 70 completed and another 37 live.
Retail
Metro Bank |
Metro Bank |
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Grafton Architects, Piercy&Co (Interiors)
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Duke Street Properties Ltd. (formerly Selfridges Group) and FORA
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London, UK
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The Parcels Building — known as such because it sits atop a former ‘Mail Rail’ station — occupies the corner of Oxford and Duke Streets in London’s West End, across from the world-famous Selfridges department store. As part of an effort to lift the character of the area, the Parcels Building refurbishment includes installing a new façade to the 1950s building and adding a storey to the part-retail, part-office scheme.
Retail
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The Parcels Building — known as such because it sits atop a former ‘Mail Rail’ station — occupies the corner of Oxford and Duke Streets in London’s West End, across from the world-famous Selfridges department store. As part of an effort to lift the character of the area, the Parcels Building refurbishment includes installing a new façade to the 1950s building and adding a storey to the part-retail, part-office scheme.
Retail
The Parcels Building |
The Parcels Building |
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Mark Pinney Associates
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Ermenegildo Zegna
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London, UK
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We provided structural and civil engineering services for the rebuilding of the flagship Ermenegildo Zegna store on New Bond Street. The existing four and five-storey double retail units were demolished and replaced with a new five-storey R.C. frame building, built independently of the neighbouring buildings which were retained. This ensured consistent floor levels were achieved within the same footprint. To achieve an additional basement floor beneath the existing basement, we designed careful coordination between the existing and new structure. This included underpinning most of the existing structure, through varying ground conditions and a high-water table. Outline temporary works proposals we also developed along with the design of the permanent structure to ensure the new retail building was built quickly and safely within a very constrained site.
Retail
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We provided structural and civil engineering services for the rebuilding of the flagship Ermenegildo Zegna store on New Bond Street. The existing four and five-storey double retail units were demolished and replaced with a new five-storey R.C. frame building, built independently of the neighbouring buildings which were retained. This ensured consistent floor levels were achieved within the same footprint. To achieve an additional basement floor beneath the existing basement, we designed careful coordination between the existing and new structure. This included underpinning most of the existing structure, through varying ground conditions and a high-water table. Outline temporary works proposals we also developed along with the design of the permanent structure to ensure the new retail building was built quickly and safely within a very constrained site.
Retail
Ermenegildo Zegna Flagship Store |
Ermenegildo Zegna Flagship Store |