Occupying a 2 hectare site, one of the largest for a single building in London, AtelierWest recently achieved planning permission (subject only to Section 106 agreement) at Chelsea Cloisters for a thoughtfully designed three-storey vertical roof extension, including a two-storey mansard clad in green tiles, to accommodate a 90 room apart-hotel.

Chelsea Cloisters

A new fine dining Italian restaurant in a prominent central London location, just off the Strand and in the heart of the theatre district. We combined 2 eateries to create a single large restaurant, with a full interior re-configuration, new stair, kitchen and back of house. The façade of the period building was fully restored with new windows and signage. For the interior the starting point was a steel framed glazed wine store and end grain ash bar top, which then set up the aesthetic across both floors.

A new fine dining Italian restaurant in a prominent central London location, just off the Strand and in the heart of the theatre district.

Four to Eight Restaurant

AtelierWest designed, secured Listed Building Consent for, and oversaw on site the full refurbishment of a Grade II listed 5-storey office building in Farringdon, once home to the Evening Standard. The new scheme stripped the building back to its original condition while providing open plan and flexible office space with new exposed services (all coated in black to contrast with the existing fabric). There were new windows inserted to the top floor, new flooring throughout, along with glazed partitioning and doorsets.

AtelierWest designed, secured Listed Building Consent for, and oversaw on site the full refurbishment of a Grade II listed 5-storey office building in Farringdon, once home to the Evening Standard.

Bowling Green Lane

A southern Italian organic wine-bar and small plates restaurant integrated into the heart of London’s famous Old Spitalfields Market.

Bottles

AtelierWest project managed the fit-out of a new-build print gallery space as part of the extensive refurbishment of Sea Containers House, on the river Thames. Working with Seeing Things designers, the project was turned around in a tight timeframe, and to a very tight budget. One particular challenge was the supply and installation of a chopped up sea container to create a 2 storey meeting room / office. The client was Lazarides Ltd.

AtelierWest project managed the fit-out of a new-build print gallery space as part of the extensive refurbishment of Sea Containers House, on the river Thames.

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Chelsea Cloisters

Four to Eight Restaurant

Bowling Green Lane

Bottles

Execution Prints Gallery