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Sussex House Office Refurbishment, Chichester

Jo Scott — Thu, 01 Feb 2018 16:26:00 +0000

This three storey, 1960s concrete framed building had suffered from little maintenance and upkeep in recent years. This scheme was to refurbish the two upper floors and their associated common parts to bring the first and second floors into line with contemporary office environments.

As part of the overall refurbishment strategy the windows have been replaced on both upper floors. New painted W20 steel windows have been installed with horizontal centre pivot casements.

This refurbishment has brought the sadly neglected Sussex House back into use as an aspirational city centre business location, a much sought after asset which will plug a gap in the commercial property landscape in Chichester.

Gross internal area is 6,610 square feet, completed in March 2018.

Sussex House received a Highly Commended certificate in the 2018 Sussex Heritage Trust Awards.

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The Stanley Building for The Office Group

Lucy McSweeney — Fri, 20 May 2016 12:53:39 +0000

JWA embraced the design challenge to create a series of theatrical spaces. The team was appointed to monitor the base build and then undertake all design and management work for the £3M internal fit which was completed 2014.

This project has enabled JWA to push boundaries and spend time exploring the future workspace. Consequently this scheme offers dynamic yet functional serviced office space to meet the demands of a savvy generation of eager entrepreneurs.

After having been leased to one multimedia tenant for two years, JWA is currently designing a refresh scheme for The Stanley Building to be marketed in its original offer of a considered, simple office space for small business rental, virtual offices and meeting rooms.

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Green Park House, Mayfair

Lucy McSweeney — Wed, 18 May 2016 13:04:34 +0000

Located on Stratton Street, just 75 yards down from Green Park tube station, Green Park House was built originally as an arts and crafts residence, the team worked to create a truly beautiful building, restoring the features from the original design by C J Harold Cooper in 1895.

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Stratford Place, Marylebone, London

Lucy McSweeney — Tue, 17 May 2016 13:03:23 +0000

Two contrasting buildings from very different periods have been combined into one office building. The period Georgian building is accessed from Stratford Place, a cul-de-sac directly opposite Bond Street tube. It links through to a more modern office building constructed in the 1970s which fronts on to Marylebone Lane. Clients can choose what style of working and what address best suits their business.

JWA had the challenge of combining the two styles and creating design-led office space. As well as a range of office sizes, styles and meeting spaces, this building also features co-working spaces a membership based drop-in work and lounge areas.

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Rivington Street, Shoreditch, London

Lucy McSweeney — Mon, 16 May 2016 13:00:20 +0000

Built in 1937 as an extension to Shoreditch Town Hall, this former civic building has been thoughtfully converted into serviced office and meeting room space.

The design involved re-organising the internal layout installing two new passenger lifts and adding a sleek glazed upper floor. The character of the existing building has informed the design of a sociable and stimulating working environment.

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Goodwin Road Speculative Office Development

Lucy McSweeney — Sun, 15 May 2016 12:55:32 +0000

This scheme involved the conversion of two warehouses into three self-contained office units. One was a robust Edwardian red brick industrial building with stone dressings. The second was a 1980s double height brick shed with crude glazing and garage doors to the front. The challenge was to unite these two buildings to form a coherent whole.

Bespoke light fittings were designed and installed throughout both buildings to give the tenant both general and focused lighting. Service areas were created with the insertion of elegantly designed timber pods into the original shell. A courtyard of silver birch trees has been formed at the rear in order to maximise available daylight and allow cross ventilation.

This speculative development was sold prior to completion to an owner-occupier in the music industry.

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Kirby Street, Farringdon

Lucy McSweeney — Sat, 14 May 2016 12:58:37 +0000

This project involved the complete reordering of a 1960s concrete frame office building with a three-storey rear extension creating a series of landscaped terraces culminating in a lavishly planted roof garden. The plan was totally rearranged and the passenger lift relocated to bring the previously unused basement into use and providing fully serviced offices, meeting rooms and break-out spaces. As an homage to Verner Panton, internal spaces were designed to reference ‘60’s Op Art, using hot primary colours, white resin flooring and felt upholstery.

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