Location: 2A and 2B Westbrook Crescent, London EN4 9AR
Architect: Design and Build Contract 2018-2019
Client: Opendoor Homes Ltd
The client engaged us to demolish garages and design and build these four attractive homes.
Whilst affordable, perfection was achieved with the use of carefully selected materials and we were pleased to be able to provide this service to the full satisfaction of our client.
Location: Mauve Court , 10 Back Lane , Burnt Oak, Edgware, Middx, HA8 0HS
Architect: Design and Build Contract 2020-2021
Client: Opendoor Homes Ltd
The client engaged us to design and build this block of 4 flats.
Whilst affordable, perfection was still required and with the use of carefully selected materials we were pleased to be able to provide this service to the full satisfaction of our client.
Location: 2A and 2B Westbrook Crescent, London EN4 9AR
Architect: Design and Build Contract 2018-2019
Client: Opendoor Homes Ltd
The client engaged us to demolish garages and design and build these two attractive affordable homes.
Whilst affordable, perfection was still required to be achieved whilst on a budget. With the use of carefully selected materials we were pleased to be able to provide this service to the full satisfaction of our client.
Location: 24-27, Charlotte Road, London, EC2A 3PB
Achitect: Clements and Porter Architects
Client: Private Client
This was a an extremely challenging project, commencing five stories up onto two existing properties with access only from the front elevation on the narrow one way Charlotte Road. And all in the heart of busy Shorditch.
The Works Comprise:-
Location: The London Regatta Centre, Albert Dock,1012 Dockside Rd, London E16 2QD
Client: Royal Albert Dock Trust, LB Newham and Sport England UK
Architect: DMWR Architects Ltd
Working for the London Borough of Newham, Sport England UK, London Youth Rowing and The Sea Cadets, we have completed a reconstruction of the the internal layout and added two extensions to the north and south elevations of the existing water sports centre to provide additional accommodation and the provision of a new reception areas and new changing areas and club room.
The centre provides permanent facilities for local, national and international rowing activities organized by the Royal Albert Dock Trust. The site is located at the north western corner of the Royal Albert Dock adjacent to the finishing line of the newly extended 2000 metre long rowing course, providing London and the southeast of England with its first Olympic standard rowing facility.
Location: 19 Paradise Walk, London SE3
Architect: David Lloyd Jones AA DIP, RIBA, FRSA
Client: Private
The client engaged us to demolish an existing dilapidated house in a prime Chelsea location and rebuild a new dwelling to a unique bespoke contemporary design. The construction followed an exacting and beautiful design from the renowned Architect, David Lloyd Jones.
David and our client required perfection, with the use of top quality, carefully selected materials and we were pleased to be able to provide this service to their full satisfaction.
Location: London
Client: London Borough of Hackney
Architect: STUDIO E ARCHITECTS LTD – David Lloyd Jones
What started off as being a small disused corner of the park was transformed and constructed to form a fully functional contemporary tennis club house for all members of the public to enjoy. Particular emphasise was placed on blending the building into the surrounding parkland, without any disturbance to surrounding preservation order trees during its construction.
The cladding with Iroko battens from a sustainable source complimented the design to soften its impact on the surrounding landscape. The club now functions as a meeting place for tennis enthusiast, a function room for the public and a new tennis club house for the lawn Tennis association with full disabled access, lift, WC and showering facilities.
Cityline were selected by the LABC Building Control Officer as finalists for the following three awards in the London Building Excellence Awards 2015, held at the Guild Hall.
Location: London SW3
Client: Private
Architect: Clements Porter
The client engaged us to refurbish and redesign the entire apartment of one of Chelsea’s most prestigious mansion blocks, grade two listed. This beautiful apartment was in need of modernisation, redecoration and re-organisation.
Internal layouts were redesigned to alter partition positions to add an additional bedroom and include an en-suite bathroom. What started out as an old 3 bedroom single bathroom apartment was cleverly redesigned to give the client a new modern 4 bedroom apartment
The property has been entirely rewired, together with the very latest in security and communication technology.
Also a new heating system was installed together with a new T.V. entertainment and data system for suitable for today’s executive lifestyle. High specification finishes installed by selected trade specialists have produced a product of the highest quality to which we are justifiably proud.
Location: 142 Bermondsey Street, London SE1 3TX
Architect: Hampsom Williams Architects
Client: Private
Refurbishment, extension and new build of a post-war steel frame building using cross laminated timber and structural glazing, forming a contemporary bookend on a historic street that has in recent years become a trendy and popular part of Bermondsey.
Completed 2015, comprising a ground floor shop, 1 bed flat, 2 bed penthouse and a new build live/work house to rear.
Photography courtesy of Hampsom Williams Architects.
Location: London NW1
Client: Private
Architect: B Harrison
Our client achieved what would be considered the unachievable, planning permission to build a new 2 storey dwelling on Crown Estate property on the borders of Regents Park. The main criteria for the planners were that from the road the new dwelling would be similar in appearance to the single storey garage that it would replace.
A sloping garden facilitated the planners requirements yet provided the ability to construct a two storey dwelling that maximized the daylight from the glazed curtain walling at the rear and strategically placed roof lights.
The building is a Tardis, small and compact on the outside with surprisingly large open air conditioned spaces inside, including a single garage, all finished to the highest specification.
