Our key moves involved removing the pitched roof of the building and inserting a new structure within the retained fabric to extend the building upwards, whilst adding two new floors with a step down in height towards the terraced houses on Ebury Street. The new saw-tooth roofline with ribbon lights maximises natural light and takes reference from the industrial history of the site.
We demonstrated how an existing building that had been designed for industrial use and had only existed as a large, shed-like commercial space could be reimagined into a mixed-use scheme. A new restaurant has been created on the fourth-floor, with full-height glazing, and two terraces that offer external dining space looking out over surrounding rooftops and the open space of Eccleston Yards.
