Project Details
Description
This Grade II listed building was previously occupied by the Chinese Embassy. The development cartel acquired the building and successfully sought planning for conversion to 31 luxury high specification apartments. These ranged in size from one to four bedrooms. Inwood undertook to carry out major structural alterations, roof renewal, window replacement, basement construction, upper floor renewals, facade refurbishment, as well as lift installation and complex services installation including a mechanically controlled smoke extract system. Inwood House Group's fitting-out team achieved a high standard of finishings in relation to bespoke joinery, ornate cornices derived from original moulds, stone fireplaces, granite work tops and limestone floors, hardwood floors, and modern kitchens and bathrooms as well as paying particular attention to the historical features such as staircases, stained glass and balustrading that gave this building its listed status. Inwood House Group completed this project to a satisfactory conclusion over a two year period.
Key Features
Front elevation facade
Comprehensive refurbishment including stucco repairs, lead flashings and window renewal.
Floors
Hardwood to reception and living areas.
Kitchens
Purpose made Rationél kitchen units with granite worktops. Access control Video entry telephone system serving each apartment.
Passenger lifts
Three eight person lifts with high specification finish.
Fibrous plaster elements
Cornices and ceiling roses reproduced from original moulds. Fireplaces Stone replicas using existing designs.
