York Street, London
Nick Baker Architects were appointed to work on a four storey property with basement in the Portman Estate Conservation Area, Westminster. The building is Grade II listed and contains internal historic features, including cornices, fireplaces and original plan forms.
The finished facilities paired muted pink and green tones with taupe fabrics and flooring to achieve a subtle and sophisticated look. Amplified with mid-century design classics the calm interiors were enhanced by careful integrated lighting elements. Large historic windows are dressed for both privacy and warmth with colour contrasts which draw the eye to the delicate surrounding details.
Working with these valuable historic elements, NBA have gained listed building consent for the use of the building as 10 self-contained flats for rental. The enhancement and preservation of the historic characteristic of the building was key to creating a successful residential environment with all the expected amenities of contemporary living. This was further enhanced through the appropriate use of finishes that reflected the market requirement and met the practicalities of the everyday. NBA worked directly with talented individuals working in interior design to achieve this balanced historic aesthetic.
Architrave Detail
Cornice Detail
“A big thanks to Nick’s Team as well! We are very happy to get another successful approval”
-Alex, Glenwell Group
Gloucester Place, London 2017
Client: Private Developer
Project Status: Built
Budget: Confidential
Team
Nick Baker Architects
Ignacio Calvo
Structural Engineer
TZG Partnership
MEP
Contractor