A new development behind a retained façade in the heart of north London providing 5000 sq.ft. of commercial space at basement and ground floor level with 7000 sq. ft. of residential accommodation above.

Project Name: Kentish Town
Firm Name: Pardon Chambers Architects
Building levels: 4
Location: London, United Kingdom
Photography: David Higgins

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Living Room ©David Higgins

Pardon Chambers Architects were appointed as architects and contract administrators to deliver this challenging.

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Living Room ©David Higgins

Rewarding project on a constrained site in the center of the city, adjacent to a disused London Underground station. Completed in August 2018.

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Ground Floor Commercial Space ©David Higgins

Environmental credentials: the development achieved CfSH Level 4 and BREEAM Very Good, and is 35% better than Building Regulations 2013 on regulated CO2 emissions.

Author

Nikhil is a creative and adaptable member of the in-house team at Re-thinking The Future and Eduwik. With a deep interest in research and writing along with skill of graphic designing, he brings a strong sense of visual aesthetics, attention to detail, and creativity to his work. He has the ability to transform ideas into compelling visual identities while ensuring that each design communicates its intended message effectively. Approachable, enthusiastic, and committed to quality, Nikhil readily takes on new challenges and contributes across a range of creative requirements, making him a valuable part of the team.