Residential

Grays Inn Road.

Kings Cross, London

Listed Building Renovation

Architectural Vision

Project Overview

A complete renovation of a beautiful Grade II listed building used for both commercial and residential purposes. The project spanned three levels, each with its own unique challenges, requiring sensitive handling to preserve the building's historic character while delivering a modern standard of finish.

The basement was fully converted, with the original boiler and stove carefully preserved as required by regulations, both over 100 years old. The shop floor was stripped back to the original brickwork and the layout reconstructed, including a rear extension with a disabled access toilet and utility room, along with full M&E and plumbing works.

On the first floor, the entire layout was reconstructed to create a new two bedroom and a one bedroom flat. Specially made windows and doors were installed to match the original appearance of the building. Brand new kitchens and bathrooms were fitted throughout, with all plumbing and M&E works completed to a real high end finish.

Project Dossier

ScopeFull Renovation of Grade II Listed Building
Key FeatureBasement Conversion & Shop Rear Extension
FinishBespoke Windows, Kitchens & Bathrooms

Core Team

Architecture

Trusted Architect

Construction

Abie Doron Group

A complex project across three levels of a listed building, and they handled every challenge with care. The finish is outstanding and the character of the building has been beautifully preserved.

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