The project involved the complete reconstruction of the interior of this mews house, where only the front wall at first floor level was retained.
The Conservation Area constraints required the original barrel vault roof to be retained, but as this was structurally unsound, the original cement and tile roof was removed, and a new curved steel and ply roof was substituted, complete with curved insulation, to current standards.
The project included the complete reconstruction of the front wall of the property and the reinstallation of the floors, including the ground floor, to revised levels, in order to make the best use of the building.
At first floor level, the underside of the barrel vault roof was exposed to give extra height to the main rooms, while an extra loft was created over Bedroom 3, for extra storage.
The building was highly serviced with sophisticated lighting controls and entertainment systems, which were integrated with the computer systems and TV aerial wiring.
The finishes were to an extremely high standard throughout, and this was achieved through close collaboration between the Architect, Contractor, Interior Designer, and Client.
P+R Associates were responsible for taking the project through initial design, obtaining planning permission, carrying out the detailed design, obtaining tenders, and subsequently seeing the project through to completion.
