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The Pipe Factory
Thirty Broadwick
Broad Court
Great James Street
Farningham House Cottage
Newman Street
Thirty Broadwick
Thirty Broadwick replaces a large unattractive building taking up a block in the heart of Soho. Emrys’s task was to nestle a new 120,000 sq ft building into the mixed urban context without being overbearing. Emrys broke down the main facades into component parts, employing a palette of materials characteristic of the conservation area but applied in a contemporary manner. One section of the façade to Broadwick Street is formed in two distinct parts, the predominant section is in roman brick with Portland stone detailing with a second part clad...
Broad Court
Broad Court are a pair of Grade II listed warehouse style buildings, originally designed in 1897 as shops with artisan’s accommodation and workshops above, Emrys refurbished the buildings for residential use to the upper floors creating 6 high-end apartments. Originally intended as a straightforward refurbishment, many notable original elements were revealed on stripping out the interiors. Emrys retained many features and kept to a limited palette of materials and colours to allow these historic elements to shine through. Opening up the previously unused roof space allowed for the creation of...
Farningham House Cottage
Re-working of 18th Century cottage to connect to its outbuildings.
Newman Street
Remodelling of a 1970s office to create 23 residential apartments and ground flloor office accommodation.