Seymour Mews House

London

Blue Coast Capital

2019

For this 1960s building that sits hidden in a Mews behind one of London's grand thoroughfares, we followed a simple sequence of moves to unlock the building’s latent potential.

The building, constructed in the 1960s, displayed many of the issues associated with structures of its age and type: the external palette of brick, concrete, render and metal-framed windows felt dated; the common parts felt underwhelming and lacked presence, and the office floors had low floor-to-ceiling heights and dated finishes.

We saw an opportunity to remodel this unloved building as a more forward-thinking workspace which is sustainable in its performance and takes full advantage of the relative tranquility of its setting.

Photography: Peter Landers

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