Issuu

Paul Jeffreys RIBA Designer, UK registered architect

Selected Works

Paul Jeffreys RIBA Designer, UK Registered Architect cpjeffreys@gmail.com

01 | PAUL JEFFREYS Left Initial concept for Site A, north of the Mesa Arts Center. Right Second concept for Site B, further north of the Mesa Arts Center.

CONCEPT DESIGN v4 | 12.12.11

MAIN STREET CONCEPT | ARTIST RENDERING

Encore on First Mesa, Arizona AWARDS 2014 - AZRE Big Media RED Awards: Best Multi-family Less than 250,000sf

ROLE PIC and lead designer SERA Design LLC

CLIENT Mesa Housing Associates LLC

Located in the heart of downtown Mesa, Arizona, ‘The Encore on First’ is an 82-unit, transit-oriented apartment community for independent seniors who desire a more convenient, stimulating, and sustainable lifestyle. The project lies south of the Mesa Arts Center. Amenities within the project range from a fitness center, event rooms, lounge, library, coffee bar, to outdoor water garden, pet exercise enclosure and bar-be-cue area.

CONSTRUCTION COST $12 million

COMPLETION DATE November 2013

Sustainable resources include 60 KW solar panels designed to offset fifty percent of the energy load from the common areas, electric vehicle charging stations, roof and wall materials designed to reduce the urban heat island effect, LED lighting, high-performance windows and appliances and for-loan bicycles for residents use.

SIZE 82 apartments, 92,000 sf

PROJECT TYPE Senior Housing Office Transit Oriented

| 02

03 | PAUL JEFFREYS

ENCORE ON FIRST | HOUSING

| 04

05 | PAUL JEFFREYS

ENCORE ON FIRST | HOUSING

| 06

07 | PAUL JEFFREYS

James Beard Public Market Portland, Oregon

Named in honor of the Oregon born “dean of American cookery”, the James Beard Public Market is to be a daily, year-round, indoor-outdoor market place, located at the west end of the Morrison Bridge in downtown Portland.

Above Preliminary site plan concept Right Preliminary concept model views of the market hall interior

The proposed market includes 120-permanent vendor stall ‘modules’, restaurants, teaching kitchen, 200-seat catered event space, business center, cafe’s, and outdoor day-table market.

ROLE PIC and lead designer Studio Jeffreys & KASA Architects

CLIENT Historic Portland Public Market Foundation

CONSTRUCTION COST N/A

COMPLETION DATE 2017

SIZE 100,000sf gross buildings 144,000sf site

PROJECT TYPE Public Market Resturant Office

JAMES BEARD PUBLIC MARKET | MIXED-USE, PUBLIC MARKET

| 08

09 | PAUL JEFFREYS LLOYD DISTRICT

T SIDE AL EAS CENTR

“OLD TOWN” DISTRICT SATURDAY MARKET

PUBLIC MARKET

Portland, Oregon

LOOP

Morrison Bridgehead

SALMON SPRINGS FOUNTAIN

E ANAD ESPL

DOWNTOWN RETAIL DISTRICT

The Morrison Bridgehead project is a comprehensive redevelopment proposal in downtown Portland. The RFP winning concept proposed a 17-story iconic mixed use commercial tower and the James Beard Public Market. The two elements are to be seamlessly linked and will be a catalyst for economic regeneration, revitalization of the district and a model for sustainability.

ROLE Lead designer SERA Architects

CLIENT Melvin Mark Development Co

CONSTRUCTION COST N/A

COMPLETION DATE 2017

SIZE 17-story tower 55,000 sf market hall

PROJECT TYPE Mixed-Use Public Market

MORRISON BRIDGEHEAD | MIXED-USE, PUBLIC MARKET | 010

South facing power generating photovoltaic roofs

North-light glazed roof for natural day lighting

Lecture hall and multifunction room

Pedestrian bridge and elevator

Alder Street

Restaurant

Morrison Bridge

Naturally vented Market Hall

011 | PAUL JEFFREYS

222 SW Washington Portland, Oregon

Located in the historic Postal Building in downtown Portland, this tenant improvement project houses the new James Beard Public Market campaign office headquarters. Project consists of refurbishment and alterations of a ground floor and mezzanine storefront commercial unit, and includes complete new finishes, new electrics, new heating, HVAC modifications, new kitchenette/ break room, new mezzanine guardrail, and exposed brick walls. Construction was completed in four weeks.

ROLE PIC and lead designer Studio Jeffreys LLC

CLIENT Historic Portland Public Market Foundation

CONSTRUCTION COST $50,000

COMPLETION DATE February 2014

SIZE 1,200 sf

PROJECT TYPE Office Tenant Improvement

222 SW WASHINGTON | TENANT IMPROVEMENT | 012

013 | PAUL JEFFREYS

Franklin Ide NW 23rd & Lovejoy, Portland, Oregon

CERTIFICATION LEED - Targeting LEED for Homes Multifamily Mid-rise Gold certification

ROLE PIC and lead designer SERA Architects

CLIENT C. E. John Company

Franklin Ide is a mixed-use residential apartment development that replaces one of the few remaining undeveloped surface parking lots in the NW 23rd neighborhood, one of Portland’s most vibrant and architecturally, culturally, and functionally diverse districts. The project includes a mix of two-bedroom, one-bedroom and studio-loft market rate apartments, leasing center, and 2,000 sf of retail space. The six-story building also includes community lounge with espresso bar, landscaped courtyards with

CONSTRUCTION COST

COMPLETION DATE August 2013

firetable and illuminated glass gabion wall installation at the rear, and underground parking. A 90’ x 15’ wide elevated and landscaped storm-water planter will retain and treat 100% of the building rainwater runoff. Franklin Ide provides a contemporary living environment. Interiors are open and loft-like with full height windows and wood floors throughout. Bay windows front the development for views up and down NW Lovejoy Street, and balconies and terraces are provided on the rear south side.

SIZE 92 apartments 2,000 sf retail

PROJECT TYPE Housing Transit Oriented Green Project

FRANKLIN IDE | HOUSING, RETAIL | 014

Ground level

Apartment level

015 | PAUL JEFFREYS

| 016

017 | PAUL JEFFREYS

FRANKLIN IDE | HOUSING, RETAIL | 018

019 | PAUL JEFFREYS

7th & H Sacramento, California AWARDS 2013 - PCBC Gold Nugget: Special Judges Award 2013 - Multifamily Executive Award: Mid-Rise Project of the Year 2013 - Sacramento Business Journal: Real Estate Project of the Year 2013 - ULI Vision Honors: T.O.D. Council Project of the Year (Sacramento) 2013 - RT TransitAction Award: Transit Oriented Development of the Year 2012 - ASCE Sacramento Section: Architectural Project of the Year ROLE PIC and lead designer SERA Architects

CLIENT MERCY Housing

7th and H is a new mixed-use affordable housing and clinic project in downtown Sacramento for Mercy Housing and Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency. Completed in January 2013, the 150 permanent supportive housing units for transitional and special needs residents includes a central 2,600 sf community room flanked by a two large landscaped roof terraces, communal kitchen, three separate individual floor lounges, laundries, computer lab, resident case management service center, building management offices, 16 stall parking

CONSTRUCTION COST $27 million

COMPLETION DATE January 2013

garage, and 4,000 sf commercial retail space. The project also includes a 5,500 sf combined primary, behavioural health and substance abuse clinic that serves both residents and the public. A range of efficiency measures included water-source heat pump heating and cooling systems to the units, dual flush toilets and a rooftop photovoltaic array. 7th & H was a collaborative project with SERA (design architect) and Mogavero Notestine Associates (executive architect).

SIZE 113,000 sf

PROJECT TYPE Health Care Housing & Office Transit Oriented

7th & H | MIXED-USE| 020

Above Early concept image showing ‘Z-form’ massing.

021 | PAUL JEFFREYS

7th & H | MIXED-USE| 022

Concept ground level

Concept podium level

Concept housing unit level

023 | PAUL JEFFREYS

Old Town Recovery Center Portland, Oregon AWARDS 2012 - Center for Health Design: Healthcare Environment Award Winner ARTICLES Oct. 2012 - Contract magazine: Healthcare Award Winners Dec. 2012 - Hospitality Design magazine: Healthcare Trends CERTIFICATION LEED - BD+C NC Gold certified

ROLE PIC and lead designer SERA Architects

CLIENT Central City Concern

The Old Town Recovery Center is a new half-block development for Central City Concern. Conceived to facilitate cuttingedge medical practice thinking and quality patient care, the design provides a healing therapeutic environment, following the philosophy that reducing patient stress can improve patient outcomes.

The project connects to and expands the â€œOld Town Clinicâ€?, a primary health clinic in the adjacent Richard L Harris Building. The second phase of the project includes a future high-rise housing development above the clinic.

The first phase is a three-story health clinic that will provide integrated primary health and behavioural health care. Clinic programs focus on community-based, compassionate, safe and dignified care for low-income clients with mental illness or addiction challenges.

CONSTRUCTION COST $13 million

COMPLETION DATE November 2011

SIZE 45,000 sf

PROJECT TYPE Health Care Housing

| 024

025 | PAUL JEFFREYS

Level 2

Level 1

Section at landscaped courtyard

OLD TOWN RECOVERY CENTER | HEALTH CARE, HOUSING| 026

Concept diagram for brickwork ledger • • • •

Improved thermal performance Weld free Reduction in steel Hangs ledger below slab

Sketch wall section

Sketch detail at building connection

027 | PAUL JEFFREYS

Richard L Harris Building (8NW8) Portland, Oregon AWARDS 2007 - I. Donald Terner Prize: Innovation and Leadership in Affordable Housing 2006 - Oregon Downtown Development Association: Downtown Housing Award 2006 - Oregon Concrete & Aggregate Producers Association: Excellence in Concrete Institutional Residential Award

ROLE Lead designer SERA Architects

CLIENT Central City Concern

Situated on the prominent corner of West Burnside and the North Park blocks in downtown Portland, the Richard L Harris Building changes the perception of transitional housing, The project offers a warm and inviting, non-institutional character, expresses the unique program and creates a sense of “exuberant coherence.” The mission of the Richard L. Harris Building is to provide transitional housing and services for low income and special needs individuals, and contribute to enabling self-sufficiency.

CONSTRUCTION COST $13 million

COMPLETION DATE 2004

Residential units are placed in the wings of the L-shaped structure. The corner includes common areas and balconies overlooking the park. The first and second floors include residents’ amenity spaces and a primary health care clinic. Designed with an intended 100-year life span, the building incorporates a highperformance envelope and construction techniques. A highly efficient integrated structural design led to minimal columns and lowered costs. The brick clad external walls incorporate high performance “rain screen” construction with in-the-cavity insulation.

SIZE 81,000 sf 180 apartments

PROJECT TYPE Health Care Housing Non-Profit

RICHARD L. HARRIS BUILDING (8NW8) | HEALTH CARE, HOUSING | 028

Section Diagram

029 | PAUL JEFFREYS

Left and above Highly articulated lower facade engages with the sidewalk environment

RICHARD L. HARRIS BUILDING (8NW8) | HEALTH CARE, HOUSING | 030

Level 1

Level 2

031 | PAUL JEFFREYS

RICHARD L. HARRIS BUILDING (8NW8) | HEALTH CARE, HOUSING | 032

033 | PAUL JEFFREYS

Hooper Center Portland, Oregon CERTIFICATION LEED - BD+C Commercial Interiors Gold certified

The Hooper Center is the alteration and extension of a 1941, two-story building to create a new Crisis Assessment and Treatment Center (CATC) for Multnomah County Mental Health and Addiction Services, and Central City Concern. The sub-acute mental health facility is a 16-bed secure facility serving individuals experiencing a mental health crisis who cannot manage their symptoms on their own but do not need full hospitalization. The facility will serve an estimated 650 adults annually. The natural color interior finishes and open-integrated layout aim to provide a

ROLE PIC and lead designer SERA Architects

CLIENT Multnomah County | Central City Concern

CONSTRUCTION COST $5m

COMPLETION DATE 2011

calming, uplifting and safe therapeutic environment. The project is certified LEED Gold for Commercial Interiors with special emphasis on improved energy performance, air quality and water conservation. Measures include new high-performance impact-resistant windows, higher performing walls and roof, anti-ligature design, improved ventilation, high performance HVAC, low VOC interior finishes and low flow water plumbing fixtures.

SIZE 20,000 sf

PROJECT TYPE Health Care Non-Profit

HOOPER CENTER | HEALTHCARE | 034

Level 1

Level 2

035 | PAUL JEFFREYS

411 NW Park Avenue Portland, Oregon CERTIFICATION LEED - BD+C Core & Shell Gold certified

411 NW Park is a renovation of the General Automotive Building, a three and two-story engineering warehouse, into a mixed-use office building with a new, twostory penthouse addition. The original 1923 heavy timber structure has been seismically improved and extended up to create four floors of ‘loft’ style creative office space over a ground story retail/ restaurant space. The original window sills were lowered to improve day-lighting, views and ventilation, the resulting salvaged bricks were used

ROLE Lead designer SERA Architects

CLIENT ConoverBond Development

CONSTRUCTION COST N/A

COMPLETION DATE 2009

for the partial third story addition. All of the original windows were replaced with larger, high-performance units. The new full floor-to-floor glass penthouse is a response to the unique location immediately adjacent to the lush, treelined North Park Blocks. The glass penthouse also distinguishes the old from new. The penthouse corners are set back to visually lighten the effect of the addition and provide the offices with an outdoor balcony amenity set within the park’s tree canopy.

SIZE 50,000 sf

PROJECT TYPE Creative Office Adaptive Reuse

411 NW PARK AVENUE | OFFICE | 036

037 | PAUL JEFFREYS

Crane Building Portland, Oregon AWARDS 2008 - Urban Land Institute, Oregon/ Washington: Development of Distinction Award 2007 - AIA/IIDA Jurorâ€™s Choice Award 2007 - J Timothy Anderson Awards for Excellence in Historic Rehabilitation

The Crane Building, designed in the American Movement Commercial Style, was built in 1909 as an office, sales center and warehouse for the Crane Plumbing Company.

the six-story structure into a combined retail, office and boutique apartment building, with the addition of one level on the roof to accommodate two penthouse condominiums.

The building, located in Portlandâ€™s 13th Avenue Historic District, occupies a half block and has two main components.

The former one-story warehouse on the eastern side of the site includes 8,500 sq ft of restaurant space. The basement of the building contains new parking and storage.

The renovation of the building includes a seismic upgrade and conversion of

2006 - Daily Journal of Commerce Top project CERTIFICATION LEED - CI Gold Certified

ROLE Lead designer SERA Architects

CLIENT Guardian Management LLC

CONSTRUCTION COST $10.6 million

COMPLETION DATE 2007

SIZE 98,460 sf

PROJECT TYPE Housing Offices Retail

CRANE BUILDING | ADAPTIVE REUSE | 038

039 | PAUL JEFFREYS

CRANE BUILDING | ADAPTIVE REUSE | 040

Apartment level

Left above Loft-style apartment interiors. Left below Contemporary interior common spaces. Section

041 | PAUL JEFFREYS

The Tate Eugene, Oregon

AWARD 2006 - Oregon Downtown Development Association: Pioneering Project Award

ROLE Design leader SERA Architects

CLIENT Olive Street Condominiums LLC

Located on the southern edge of Eugene’s downtown core, The Tate Condominium development provides 36 high-quality customized residential units, common room, roof terraces, 3,500 sf of ground floor commercial space and secure covered parking. The first building of its type in downtown Eugene, ‘The Tate’ is a pioneering project and catalyst for future similar development and was envisioned and led by a small consortium of owner ocupiers. The density

CONSTRUCTION COST $12.3 million

COMPLETION DATE June 2006

and mixed use create an energy that broadens the urban core and enriches the neighborhood. Units range from 794 sf one-bedroom units to 2,128 sf three-bedroom units, all with large balconies or terraces. The design includes a six-story concrete framed structure, brick exterior cavity and zinc clad “rainscreen” walls. The building incorporates many sustainable practices such as improved energy efficiency and air quality measures.

SIZE 92,000 sf 36 condominiums.

PROJECT TYPE Housing Office

THE TATE | HOUSING | 042

043 | PAUL JEFFREYS

These drawings and their content are the property of SERA Architects Inc. and are to be utilized on this project. Reproduction of any part of this material, without

KEYNOTES - FLOOR PLAN NO # DESCRIPTION

THE TATE | HOUSING | 044 1 2 3

4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

12 13 14 16 18 20 21 23 25 27 31 32 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47

SIDEWALK WALKABLE PAVER SURFACE ALTERNATE - VENT FOR RANGE HOOD @ UNIT 606-SEE MECH LANDSCAPE AREA ENTRY CANOPY ABOVE BOLLARD NEW CURB NEW CURB CUT TELEPHONE ENTRY SYSTEM EXISTING CURB TO REMAIN ACCESSIBLE ROUTE OF TRAVEL, STRIPED W/ DETECTABLE WARNINGS ON EACH SIDE CONCRETE FINISH @ WALKWAY TYP STONE PATH - SEE ARCHITECTURAL DETAILS CONDENSOR LAYOUT ON ISOLATED MECH SUPPORT STAND ASPHALT DRIVEWAY & PARKING AREA REQUIRED COMMERCIAL PARKING SPACE CHAINLINK FENCE ON PROPERTY LINE ARCHITECTURAL FENCE TRANSFORMERS SIDEWALK EDGE PARKING STRIPING, TYP - NOTE ALIGNMENTS WITH COLS AND WALLS PROPERTY LINE PLANTER PAVERS GRAVEL TRAFFIC COATING OVERFLOW SCUPPER - 4"x4" CLR OPENING OVERFLOW SCUPPER - 4"x6" CLR OPENING OVERFLOW SCUPPER - 4"x10" CLR OPENING WINDOW WASH EQUIP - ROPE DROP WINDOW WASH EQUIP - ROOF ANCHOR WINDOW WASH EQUIP - OUTRIGGER ARM FOR NON-STRUCTURAL PARAPET 48" x 48" ROOF ACCESS HATCH 30" x 168" ROOF ACCESS HATCH TRASH CHUTE VENT PER MFR TERRACE DIVIDER - SEE 6/A761 SIM

7 UP DRAWN BY: BPG/DPL C H E C K E D B YDPL/BPG :

GENERAL NOTES:

SERA ARCHITECTS INC

2. FOR FUTHER INFO SEE ENLARGED FLOOR PLANS

These drawings and their content are the property of SERA Architects Inc. and are to be utilized on this project. Reproduction of any part of this material, without the express written permission of SERA Architects Inc. is prohibited.

The Tate

1. FLOOR PLAN KEYNOTES APPLY TO SHEETS A101A111. ALL KEYNOTES MAY NOT OCCUR ON THIS SHEET AND DO NOT APPLY TO ANY OTHER SHEETS EXCEPT THOSE NOTED. 123 NW SECOND AVE. PORTLAND, OR 97209 TEL: 503.445.7372 FAX: 503.445.7295 EMAIL: sera@serapdx.com

1375 OLIVE STREET, LLC 1375 OLIVE STREET, EUGENE, 97401

PRESERVING OUR HISTORY DESIGNING THE FUTURE

REVISIONS DESCRIPTION

NO 2 3 4 21

Penthouse level (6)

CP3-2 PLAN CHECK RESPONSES CP3-3 FINAL VE CP3-4 Addendum 5 CP3-21 IOC 016

KEYNOTES - FLOOR PLAN NO # DESCRIPTION 9/18/2007 4:16:15 PM

1 2 3

6TH FLOOR

1/8" = 1'-0"

4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

6 A302

16 18 20 21 23 25 27

31 32 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43

A302

44 45 46 47

FLOOR PLAN SIXTH

ISSUE DATE: PROJECT NO.:

OCT 29, 2004 031621

SHEET

A106

The Tate

DRAWN BY: BPG/DPL C H E C K E D B YDPL/BPG :

GENERAL NOTES:

1. FLOOR PLAN KEYNOTES APPLY TO SHEETS A101A111. ALL KEYNOTES MAY NOT OCCUR ON THIS SHEET AND DO NOT APPLY TO ANY OTHER SHEETS EXCEPT THOSE NOTED.

SERA ARCHITECTS INC

2. FOR FUTHER INFO SEE ENLARGED FLOOR PLANS

123 NW SECOND AVE. PORTLAND, OR 97209 TEL: 503.445.7372 FAX: 503.445.7295 EMAIL: sera@serapdx.com

REVISIONS NO DESCRIPTION DATE PRESERVING OUR HISTORY 2 CP3-2 PLAN CHECK RESPONSES 01.10.05 3 22

CP3-3 FINAL VE CP3-22 IOC 019

01.14.05

DESIGNING THE FUTURE 08.25.05

FLOOR PLAN FOURTH

KEYNOTES - FLOOR PLANPI SRSOUJEE CDTA TNEO: . : NO # DESCRIPTION

4TH FLOOR

1/8" = 1'-0"

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 18 20 21 23 25 27

OCT 29, 2004 031621

SHEET

31 32 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43

44 45 46 47

A104

CONSTRUCTION PACKAGE 3 - PERMIT SET

Typical level (3-5)

1 A301

1375 OLIVE STREET, LLC 1375 OLIVE STREET, EUGENE, 97401

NO 2 3 6 19

REVISIONS DESCRIPTION CP3-2 PLAN CHECK RESPONSES CP3-3 FINAL VE CP3-6 IOC 002 - PR CP3-19 IOC 014

DATE 01.10.05 01.14.05 05.27.05 08.01.05

Ground level FLOOR PLAN FIRST

1ST FLOOR

1/8" = 1'-0"

ISSUE DATE: PROJECT NO.:

SHEET

OCT 29, 2004 031621

A101

CONSTRUCTION PACKAGE 3 - PERMIT SET

1375 OLIVE STREET, LLC 1375 OLIVE STREET, EUGENE, 97401

The Tate

9/18/2007 4:18:26 PM

9/18/2007 4:16:54 PM

6 6

DATE 01.10.05 01.14.05 02.09.05 08.11.05

CONSTRUCTION PACKAGE 3 - PERMIT SET

A301

045 | PAUL JEFFREYS

| 046

047 | PAUL JEFFREYS

The Avenue Portland, Oregon

Formerly the Meier and Frank Warehouse, this historic nationally-registered sevenstory building was converted to “loft” condominiums with parking. Working with the original heavy concrete structure and previously inserted massive shear walls, the design restores and enhances the original warehouse’s character. 24 ft high by 18ft wide windows and new mezzanine floors in the south-half were created for a range of two-story lofts on the top floor. A 100 ft by 60 ft four-floor light well was carved from the center and intensely landscaped and exposes the raw structure.

ROLE Lead Designer SERA Architects

CLIENT Evergreen M&F LLC

CONSTRUCTION COST $26 million

COMPLETION DATE September 2004

The Avenue is fronted to the north by a new pedestrian street and public way, which had been previously vacated. The conversion includes 175 Lofts, varying from 517sf to 2650sf, 169 parking spaces, a new central light well court, and adding a mezzanine within the top story. The building is a full-block, seven-story concrete framed structure with basement. A programmable LED flood lighting system can synchronize changes colors in the lobby Light Wall, exterior light well walls, and building water tower floodlighting.

SIZE 315,000 sf 175 loft-style condominiums.

PROJECT TYPE Housing Adaptive Re-Use

THE AVENUE | HOUSING | 048

049 | PAUL JEFFREYS

Millennium Harbour Isle of Dogs, London, England

Located on the west bank of Isle of Dogs on the River Thames, this former timber import wharf was part of an LDDC commissioned urban design study which had considerable influence on the overall concept. The axis of two long parallel streets at right angles to the river penetrate the site and culminate in views through framed grand openings in the riverside buildings.

ROLE Project Architect CZWG Architects

CLIENT Ballymore Properties Ltd

CONSTRUCTION COST 20 million

COMPLETION DATE 1999

These framed views form the focus for an array of apartments in the landside layer of the building. Unusually, the development contains an above ground multi-storey residentsâ€™ parking garage due to abnormally difficult ground contamination. The project also includes a leisure center and commercial retail space.

SIZE 267 condominiums

PROJECT TYPE Housing Retail Commercial

MILLENNIUM HARBOUR | HOUSING, RETAIL | 050

051 | PAUL JEFFREYS

Dundee Wharf Isle of Dogs, London, England AWARDS 1997 - Evening Standard: New Homes Award, Apartments Category 1998 - Brick Development Association: Brick Awards, Runner Up

ROLE Project Architect CZWG Architects

CLIENT Ballymore Properties Ltd

Dundee Wharf is located on a prominent 2.75 acre site on the River Thames to the west of Canary Wharf. The scheme was a successful entry to a limited developer competition.

A steel structure reminiscent of historic travelling dock cranes provides private balcony decks capitalizing on extensive river views.

The building form responds to the river bend with two wings facing up and down stream anchored by a tower on the riverâ€™s edge.

CONSTRUCTION COST N/A

COMPLETION DATE 1997

SIZE 132 condominiums

PROJECT TYPE Housing Retail

DUNDEE WHARF | HOUSING, RETAIL | 052

053 | PAUL JEFFREYS

St. John’s Wood London, England

ROLE Designer and Project Architect CZWG Architects

CLIENT Private Client

A subterranean addition to a private residence in St. John’s Wood incorporating an indoor pool, jacuzzi, spa, gymnasium, bar and mechanical services room. Project included a new garden and lawn above.

CONSTRUCTION COST N/A

COMPLETION DATE N/A

SIZE N/A

PROJECT TYPE Residential Pool and spa

CAVENDISH AVENUE | RESIDENTIAL | 054

Paul Jeffreys RIBA Designer, UK Registered Architect cpjeffreys@gmail.com