9 King Street is an office to residential conversion of a part of a terrace of buildings originally built as townhouses on the 18th century immediately to the West of the former Flower Market within the Covent Garden Conservation Area.
The project comprises 2 no 1 bed flats and 1 no 2 bed duplex flat including the Interior Design scheme and are intended to be part of Capco’s rental housing stock.
PDP London has received planning permission for Park Crescent West, a high profile development in Marylebone.
PDP London was asked by Swire Properties to design this 28-house development set in the tranquillity of South Lantau within walking distance of Cheung Sha beach.
PDP London designed this new build housing development for Dolphin Square Foundation in Westminster that transformed a previously derelict site into a vibrant affordable housing development.
PDP London has completed the refurbishment and conversion of two listed Georgian buildings into 10 high-end apartments and 1 retail unit in the heart of Covent Garden.
PDP London was commissioned to provide 10 upper/mid range apartments and houses for rental. The aim was to bring a ‘valueless’ asset back into income-generating use and act as a regeneration catalyst in this part of the Portman Estate.
PDP London Hong Kong were appointed to design a show flat for the penultimate unit at The Westminster Terrace, providing the exciting challenge of creating a residence that epitomised luxury and sophistication but still retained a simplicity that allowed the incredible views to be the star.
Ravensbourne House is a Victorian property situated in Keston, within the London Borough of Bromley. Drawing on the heritage of the site and its surroundings, the aspiration is to convert the house back to its former residential use, whilst creating luxury accommodation in mature grounds for the retirement market.
Sited opposite the iconic Harrods building in Knightsbridge, this recently completed residential contemporary building was designed to sit within a contextually rich area with an understated aesthetic whilst establishing a strong presence to the Hans Crescent and Basil Street corner.
PDP London has completed the conversion of the Grade II Listed Royal Star and Garter Home in Richmond Hill into 86 high quality and contemporary residential apartments.
This new built scheme of 379 units in Tower Hamlets, comprises five apartment buildings linked by a common, richly landscaped court, rising from five to nineteen storeys, housing open market and affordable accommodation of which 35% are for the socially rented and shared ownership market.
PDP London returned the two Grade II Listed terraced houses located within the Hans Town Conservation Area in Knightsbridge, to residential use, creating eight luxury apartments including a triplex apartment to let.
PDP London who have a long standing collaboration with Grosvenor in the UK and Hong Kong, were appointed to contribute their internationally renowned high-end residential expertise to work alongside Japanese architects, Yasui, on these 45 high end apartments in the heart of Yoyogi Park with views to Mount Fuji.
Planning has been granted for this high-end development which blends luxury residential units with extra-care facilities in the heart of Chelsea.
PDP London created nine new luxury apartments, retail and restaurant from out-dated office space through the Covent Garden Living brand.
PDP London's Pavilion Road scheme includes the regeneration of a 1970s Brutalist car park in the heart of Knightsbridge to produce a high-end extra care residential development comprising 34 two-bed apartments with associated healthcare facilities.
The project’s brief was to rationalise the existing spaces to create one cohesive experience. Breaking away from traditional layouts, sections of the building were joined to increase the flow between spaces rather than existing as separate disjointed areas.
PDP London returned the former Red Cross HQ building, a terrace of eight Grade II* Listed houses, to residential use, creating fourteen large apartments and three small flats for the super-prime residential market.
PDP London's Hong Kong Studio was appointed as design and interior architects for two executive houses on the south side of Lantau Island, in close proximity to Cheung Sha beach. Sitting at just under 20 metres above sea level and right on the coast line, the houses offer fabulous, unobstructed views over the South China Sea.
The design is defined by its floating box concept. The frameless corner sliding doors in the main living area and the slender round column that supports the upper floor volume enhance the open and light design of the ground floor spaces, blurring the boundaries between inside and outside.
PDP London re-designed, rebuilt and restored these four interconnected buildings located in the Sloane Square Conservation Area, to provide new flexible internal spaces that include three commercial units at basement and ground floor level, four levels of contemporary office accommodation and a three bedroom residential property.
PDP London's Hong Kong Studio is appointed as concept and design architects for the redevelopment of the Empire Landmark site in downtown Vancouver, Canada.
PDP London were appointed as design architects for Westminster Terrace, a residential development in Castle Peak Road, Hong Kong.
The scheme provides 59 duplex apartments including two penultimate and one penthouse apartment with unit sizes ranging from 300sqm to 550sqm aimed at the high-end local market.
9 King Street is an office to residential conversion of a part of a terrace of buildings originally built as townhouses on the 18th century immediately to the West of the former Flower Market within the Covent Garden Conservation Area.
14 & 15 King Street are two examples of several office to residential conversions PDP London have undertaken for Capital and Counties on their building stock in Covent Garden. PDP London were both interior designer and architect for these high-end residential projects which are both 6 storey Grade II Listed buildings with retail at basement and ground floor levels.
Palace Court comprises of a turn of the century dairy along with Chapel side mews house all above a London underground tunnel within a conservation area in Bayswater. The buildings were converted into offices mid century.
PDP London has completed the conversion of 7 Cleveland Row from office to residential use, creating five no. three-bedroom apartments and one no. four-bedroom apartment.
The redevelopment of the buildings to Russell Court, retaining the existing elevation to Little St. James’s Street and converting the existing parking and bedsit accommodation to three no. three-bedroom family houses, a one-bedroom apartment and parking for the accommodation to both Cleveland Row and Russell Court has also been completed.