home work news about insights contact Toggle Search The Standard, London – RIBA National Award 2021 We are absolutely delighted to announce that The Standard, London has won an RIBA National Award 2021. “The Standard, a hotel at the junction of Argyle Street and Euston Road opposite the grade I-listed St Pancras train station, is a beautifully resolved solution to a complex architectural brief.” RIBA National Awards Jury 2021 A huge congratulations to all the team, who made this project so successful: Client: Crosstree Real Estate Partners⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Contractor: McLaren Structural Engineers: Heyne Tillett Steele Environmental / M&E Engineers: Arup Interior Design: Shawn Hausman Design Interior Architects: Archer Humphryes Architects Quantity Surveyor / Cost Consultant: Gardiner & Theobald Project Management: Tower Eight Design Management: Plan A Consultants Executive Design Architect (to Planning): Ian Chalk Architects CDM Co-ordinator: Jackson Coles Approved Building Inspector: Butler and Young Façade Consultant: Montressor Partnership back to news You may also like Planning consent received for refurbishment of 80 New Bond Street Battle of ideas Richard Keating at Bespoke's Brexit roundtable This site uses cookies: Find out more. Okay, thanks

workcommercialSt Giles Toggle Search 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 St Giles Client Consolidated Group Location St Giles, London Date On site St Giles is set to be an internationally recognised destination for commerce, culture, creativity and inspiration, set in the heart of London. The aim is to create a unique, mixed-use destination that will fuse events, hospitality, information, retail, workplace and leisure. It will be a dynamic and engaging collection of spaces that are fully integrated with the cultural and physical heritage of the local area, encompassing, as it does, Denmark Street commonly know as Tin Pan Alley. St Giles is situated at the crossroads of Oxford Street, Tottenham Court Road, New Oxford Street and Charing Cross Road with the potential of more than 200,000 visitors a day from the newly expanded Tottenham Court Road station – the content rich nature of this development will make it an inclusive experience. It will showcase hi-culture and popular culture, the arts, sports and technology, alongside seasonal and annual traditions. Inside the various buildings that make up St Giles there will be a mix of uses, including a flexible urban gallery with an ever changing programme of events, news, products, retail showcases and an ongoing information stream. The mix of uses also includes two events venues, residential units, a hotel, office space, restaurants, bars and retail shops. John McRae Director We have designed a scheme for the St Giles area, which, with the advent of the Crossrail station on Tottenham Court Road, Piano’s building, and with the transformation of No 1 New Oxford Street, will secure the future for this London quarter You may also like 1 + 2 Stephen Street Tottenham Court Walk Our House This site uses cookies: Find out more. Okay, thanks