Squire & Partners Annual 2020

2020

“Variety’s the very spice of life, that gives it all its flavour.” William Cowper With our politicians seemingly intent on destroying any kind of stability in the UK economy, it has been a year of expanding our horizons, both in the locations that we are working and in the variety of work that we are doing. The downturn in some of our traditional areas of work has forced us to look further and to different fields, creating new dimensions to our work and bringing a renewed energy to the practice.

Some key current projects that reflect this changing emphasis include: Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice in High Barnet which provides an uplifting palliative care space for children with life-limiting and life-threatening illnesses, the Brixton Windmill Community Centre due for completion early in 2020, and the complete re-imagining of 4 miles of the main road leading into the heart of Abu Dhabi as part of the Gadhan 21 incentive to transform Abu Dhabi’s public realm. The practice continues to work on creatively adapting and re-using existing buildings to provide modern work and living space, the latest of which is The Brewery Building in Islington.

We are working on large masterplanning projects in the UK and Ireland, and investigating new initiatives around future-gazing cities, with a particular emphasis on the way people will live and work in a world driven by the need to tackle climate change and overpopulation.

We are working in more countries than ever before, with significant projects on site now in Russia, Qatar, Abu Dhabi, Oman, Egypt, The Bahamas, Pakistan, Hungary, Cambodia, France and Dubai. Many of these projects are not large volume residential or commercial office buildings but hotels, private villas, civic buildings and other typologies.

Closer to home this year has seen the completion of two hugely significant residential schemes in central London: Phase I of Chelsea Barracks and Twenty Grosvenor Square. Both of these projects represent the very best in British design and showcase why London apartment buildings are still amongst the most desirable in the world. Phase I of Chelsea Barracks is more than a collection of apartment buildings but the first phase of a masterplan conceived with Dixon Jones and Kim Wilkie over 10 years ago. It is fantastic to see the public gardens and spaces that have been on paper for so long finally coming to life. Twenty Grosvenor Square has completely reimagined a tired building on the corner of Grosvenor Square and created a dramatic new elevation and entrance space on North Audley Street, to establish a new contemporary residential address befitting this prestigious location.

We have also started the next phase of our development of The Department Store in Brixton.

A new workspace building on the corner of Bellefields Road and Stockwell Avenue will emerge next year, completing the development and bringing the rear of our site back into active use.

The ground floor will see a new restaurant and co-working café space, whilst the units above will be divided into small spaces to attract local creative startups with whom we hope to collaborate on future projects. The ultimate aim is to create a new creative hub for South London.

So from the chaos of the current political and economic state of our country, and our usual work streams, has come the opportunity and desire to reach out beyond our comfort zone and explore other areas of design and development, bringing variety and energy that is the lifeblood of any practice.

Michael, Henry, Tim and Murray

Albany Marina ‘The Squire’, Bahamas Type: Residential Location: Bahamas Status: On site Apartment building which creates 26 sea-view residences on New Providence island in the Bahamas, as part of a prestigious development by a group of international architects.

Early concept sketches

Local context

Typical floor plan

Inside out living

Organic erosion

Marine craftsmanship

Screens & layering

Albany Marina, ‘The Squire’

Albany Marina, ‘The Squire’

Barnes Hospital, Barnes Type: Masterplan Location: Barnes, London Status: Planning consent 2019 NHS Trust masterplan providing new community mental health facilities, a Special Educational Needs school and 83 residential apartments set around a landscaped communal courtyard.

The garden suburb

College quad

Local details

Contemporary brickwork

Barnes Hospital

Barnes Hospital

Bellefields Road, Brixton Type: Creative workspace Location: Brixton, London Status: On site Building on the success of The Department Store, Bellefields Road is a four-storey shared workspace development by Squire & Partners for the creative community in Brixton.

Load-bearing brickwork

Expressed structure

Crafted windows

Ground floor animation

Bellefields Road

Bellefields Road Ground Floor

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Bellefields Road Fourth Floor

Bellefields Road Third Floor

Ground

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Floor plans and areas are subject to change

Ground Floor Plan

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1.150

Bellefields Road

01/08/19

MK001

1.150

MK002

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Basement Floor plans and areas are subject to change

Floor plans and areas are subject to change

1.150

Second Floor Plan

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MK003

Bellefields Road

01/08/19

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Third Floor Plan

Floor plans and

Floor plans and areas are subject to change

First Floor Plan

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Bellefields Road First Floor

01/08/19

Bellefields Road

Fourth Floor Plan

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01/08/19

Bellefields Road

Bellefields Road

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Bellefields Road Restaurant

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Bar restaurant concept development

Floor plans and areas are subject to change

Restaurant

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Bellefields Road

‘Roman’ brick

Pewter

Black metal

Fluted glass

Terracotta

Bellefields Road

Brent Cross South, Plot 13 Type: Masterplan Location: Brent Cross, London Status: Planning consent 2019 As part of the wider regeneration of Brent Cross, Plot 13 provides 350 homes set around a landscaped courtyard, as well as retail, a neighbourhood cinema and a community centre.

Courtyard gardens

Prominent corners

Mansion block typology

Varied articulation

Brent Cross South

Image courtesy of Visualisation One

Images courtesy of Visualisation One

Brent Cross South

Image courtesy of Visualisation One

The Brewery Building, Kings Cross Type: Workspace Location: King’s Cross, London Status: Completed 2019 Adaptive reuse of an existing 1970’s office building, by repurposing the original structure and adding two additional floors to create 11,000sqft of workspace aimed at local independent businesses.

Site history

Feature brickwork

Industrial detail

Aged materials

The Brewery Building

Branding by Mammal

The Brewery Building

Awards

Agri Tech Centre Cambodia AJ100 Collaboration of the Year Award

The Frames Mixology Award UK Property Award BCO Award finalist BD Office Architect of the Year finalist NLA Award finalist FX Award finalist Blueprint Award finalist Hubble Office of the Future Award finalist

The Ministry Architizer A+ Award Special Mention FX Award finalist BD Office Architect of the Year finalist BD Refurbishment Architect of the Year finalist NLA Awards finalist GCUC Award finalist WIN Award finalist Blueprint Award finalist SBID Award finalist 3 Cavendish Square AJ Retrofit Award finalist

The Department Store Civic Trust Award FX Award WIN Award Architecture Masterprize Honourable Mention BD Office Architect of the Year finalist BD Refurbishment Architect of the Year finalist Design Week Award finalist The Pineapples finalist

Clarges Mayfair Natural Stone Award WAN Award finalist

Hans Place AJ Specification Award x+why AJ Architecture Award finalist Blueprint Award finalist

Awards

Brighton Marina Type: Residential-led mixed use Location: Brighton Status: Planning A new masterplan for Brighton Marina, providing private and affordable homes, community workspace, retail and restaurants connected to the city by new landscaped pedestrian routes.

Sense of place

Recreation

Culture

Nature

Brighton Marina

Brighton squares and crescents

Massing concept development

Erosion

Waterside public spaces

Brighton Marina

Brighton Marina

Brixton Bugle Type: Product Design Location: Brixton Status: Created 2019 Approached to design an award for Brixton’s first Summer Art Exhibition, organised by local paper the Brixton Bugle, we combined hand formed brass lacquered pipe with 3D printed resin and recycled timber to create a repeating B symbol within the form of a bugle.

Brixton Bugle

Winners: Martin Grover - ‘Waiting for a Train’

Janet Baker - ‘What Lies Beyond’

Brixton Bugle

3 Cavendish Square Type: Workspace Location: Marylebone, London Status: Completed 2018 Drawing on British craftsmanship and repetitive elements in design, our refurbishment and extension to this Grade II* listed townhouse transformed a 1740’s building into contemporary office space.

British quality & craftsmanship

Cavendish Square and seasons

Georgian: reinstating & reinterpreting

3 Cavendish Square

2010

1950s

2019

3 Cavendish Square

3 Cavendish Square

2010

2019

3 Cavendish Square

Community

Ferndale Road Wayfinding We were invited by The Brixton Project to advise on the colourways for new Ferndale Road wayfinding, by South London artist Lionel Stanhope. Selected colours reference the green copper roofs and red brick of the surrounding streets.

Brixton Bugle Award Squire & Partners designed the award gong for Brixton’s first Summer Art Exhibition at Brixton Tate Library, curated by Brixton Bugle. The award was inspired by the complex form of a bugle, and created by combining hand formed brass lacquered pipe with 3D printed resin.

Open House In September 2019 we opened the doors of The Department Store to the community, offering free tours of our award winning offices, Downstairs event space and Upstairs rooftop members club. Tours were conducted by members of staff, with great feedback from visitors.

Winter Windows Continuing our collaboration with local schools, 2019 will see the third Winter Windows installation where children design a large scale illuminated display for The Department Store, created by our modelshop. In 2018 we collaborated with Hill Mead Primary, and in 2019 we are working with Lansdowne School.

Brixton Boundaries As part of our ‘Brixton Boundaries’ installation for the London Festival of Architecture, we invited local schools and youth groups to experience the exhibition, as well as make their own contributions to our community map and graffiti wall.

Community Events Our Downstairs event space offers a discount to local organisations as well as a charity rate for community events. This year we have hosted a multitude of events from organisations including the Brixton Chamber Orchestra, Brixton Local Church, The Advocacy Academy and Disrupt Space, to name but a few.

Community

Chelsea Barracks Phase I Type: Residential Location: Belgravia, London Status: Completed 2019 As the first completed phase of Chelsea Barracks masterplan, residential buildings are positioned around a series of landscaped public routes and spaces, drawing in the local community and ensuring that Chelsea Barracks evolves as a natural addition to Belgravia.

Chelsea Barracks Phase I

Images courtesy of Wonderhatch for Chelsea Barracks

Balustrade pattern development based on the works of William Morris

Precision high-pressure water cutting used to create the final designs

Chelsea Barracks Phase I

Alistair Veryard Photography

Chelsea Barracks Phase I

Chelsea Barracks Phase I

Chelsea Barracks Phase I

The Chocolate Factory Type: Mixed use Location: Southwark, London Status: Pre-planning Redevelopment of the former Menier Chocolate Factory, with a crafted brick façade characterised by deep window punctures and a series of distinctive copper domes.

Cultural and retail uses animate the street and encourage community interaction.

The Chocolate Factory

Existing Elevation Studies

Existing Southwark Street Facade

Existing Southwark Street façade

Elevation Concepts CO-001

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Southwark Square

The Chocolate Factory

Greenwich Magistrates Court Type: Hotel Location: Greenwich, London Status: Planning Restoration of the Grade II listed former Greenwich Magistrates Court, celebrated with new public spaces and a series of contemporary buildings which draw on historic elements of the original structure.

Uniformity

Glazed links

Contemporary courtyards

Pattern and details

Greenwich Magistrates Court

Greenwich Magistrates Court

5 Greycoat Place Type: Mixed use Location: Victoria, London Status: On site Drawing on the prevalent mansion block architecture of Victoria, this development creates a curved corner building with scalloped sandstone pilasters framing a series of projecting bay windows.

5 Greycoat Place

Bay study explorations

5 Greycoat Place

Twenty Grosvenor Square Type: Residential Location: Mayfair, London Status: Completed 2019 A prestigious collection of apartments and penthouses in Mayfair, which establish a new identity for the former US Navy headquarters building by creating a contemporary entrance on North Audley Street, set within a retained façade.

The London Square

Order & proportion

Prominent entrance

20 Grosvenor Square

20 Grosvenor Square

20 Grosvenor Square

Education

We Rise Squire and Partners hosted a group of young people from the We Rise programme at The Department Store. The visit was designed to highlight career options in the architecture and built environment industries, by introducing students to the various creative teams who contribute to the design process.

OpenCity Accelerate Squire and Partners continue to mentor students on the OpenCity Accelerate! programme, which offers students in from diverse backgrounds a unique opportunity to develop the skills required for entry to higher education architecture-related courses.

Built by Us Squire and Partners are mentoring two students through the Built by Us FLUID mentoring programme in 2020, designed to increase diversity in management and leadership roles within the construction industry.

The FLUID programme was developed with a focus on women, people from BAME backgrounds, people with disabilities, the LGBTQ+ community and those from disadvantaged socioeconomic backgrounds.

Yale School of Architecture Henry Squire is the Edward P. Bass Distinguished Visiting Professor of Architecture at Yale School of Architecture in Connecticut during autumn 2019. The Studio challenges students to consider sustainable tourism, and explore a new type of beach resort in Gili Meno, Indonesia, conceived around this principle.

Attendance at Brixton Careers Fairs A team from Squire and Partners, including the Architecture, Illustration and CGI departments, attended careers fairs at Evelyn Grace Academy and Elm Green School to share information about career paths into architecture and design.

Cass Art Mega Crit Two of our Associates were invited as guest critics at the CASS Megacrit, a day long interschool event which explores how students and practitioners are approaching the future of housing in the UK.

Education

Haggerston Baths, Hackney Type: Mixed use Location: Hackney, London Status: Planning Redevelopment of Haggerston Baths which will transform the Grade II listed bathhouse – derelict for almost 20 years - into a hub for the local community and creative businesses in Hackney.

Heritage

Workspace

Art

Community

Haggerston Baths

Original spaces and features

Haggerston Baths

Exploration for re-use of original Lancashire boilers

Re-use of Victorian slipper baths

Haggerston Baths

Karachi Type: Residential-led mixed use Location: Karachi, Pakistan Status: Planning High quality development responding to increased international demand in Pakistan. Taking inspiration from Mughal and Sindh patterns, a residential tower with intricate patterned screens rises from the retained façade of an existing heritage building. Retail at ground level activates the street frontage, and vertical planting softens the transition between the podium and tower.

Location

Karachi Harbour

Sindh patterns

Existing building

Karachi

Sketch A

Sketch B

Design evolution

Sketch C

Sketch D

Retained façade

Retail space

Car parking

Amenity space

Residential tower

Triplex penthouse

Karachi

Hexagonal grid

Unit type 01

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Unit type 03

Unit type 04

Unit type 05

Original Pattern Unit type 01

Low Density

Unit type 01

High Density

Option 1 Unit type 02

Unit type 03

Unit type 04

Unit type 05 Unit type 02

Interpretation

Unit type 03

Low Density

Unit type 01

High Density

Option 2 Unit type 02

Unit type 03

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Unit type 05

Unit type 04

Tatta : Elevation of part of entrance of Mirza Jani Beg’s Tomb Facsimile Edition of the Portfolio of Illustrations of Sind Tiles, Henry Cousens, Mohatta Palace Museum. 2007

High Density

Low Density

Unit type 05

Pattern analysis

Option 3

Unit Composition

3D pattern

Karachi

Level 06-20, 23, 26

Level 21, 24, 27

Level 22, 25, 28

Level 29

Level 30

Level 31

Karachi

London Festival of Architecture 2019, Brixton Boundaries Type: Installation Location: The Department Store, Brixton Status: Completed 2019 An immersive installation for London Festival of Architecture, questioning how and why we perceive boundaries, which collated content from the community via workshops and visits hosted by Squire & Partners with local design collective AWMA.

Squire & Partners x AWMA

Community workshop

Workshop film

Brixton Boundaries

A large scale word map on the window of the Department Store acted as a graphic representation of issues raised in the workshop, and posed questions to passers-by on boundaries unique to Brixton.

An interactive map of Brixton was created to document physical and geographical boundaries, and visitors were encouraged to add their thoughts to our graffiti wall, sharing ideas and quotes on the theme of boundaries and what community means to them.

Brixton Boundaries

A selection of participants’ responses were used to create ‘16 Voices’, an immersive illuminated installation within an enclosed dark space.

Brixton Boundaries

Exhibitions

10x10 Drawing the City For Article25’s annual 10x10 Drawing in the City charity art auction, Partner Tim Gledstone created ‘Dock in Transition’. In line with this year’s Isle of Dogs theme, the sculpture details the evolution of South Dock and West India Dock over more than two centuries.

Brixton Boundaries In response to the London Festival of Architecture 2019’s theme of ‘Boundaries’, Squire & Partners collaborated with fellow Brixton-based design studio AWMA to create a free interactive installation which explored the South London neighbourhood’s unique experience of boundaries.

The Collection As part of London Craft Week, Squire and Partners collaborated with innovative foundry London Bronze Casting to host ‘The Collection’, showcasing artworks by contemporary artists and designers working in bronze.

BAME Showcase for Black History Month The Paradigm Network featured our installation for designjunction 2018 in partnership with RIBA London and the Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust, ‘The Designers’ Dreamscape’, as a showcase BAME project during their series of events as part of Black History Month.

Queer Portraits Held in our Downstairs exhibition space in November 2019, Queer Portraits was a groundbreaking exhibition of artist Sarah Jane Moon’s large scale portraits of people who identify as LGBTQI+ or queer. The show represents the main drive of Moon’s artistic practice since 2014 and was the first time the paintings were shown en masse.

Clay College Graduate Show We were proud to present Clay College’s graduate exhibition, showcasing diverse and vibrant ceramics from their first graduating class. Clay College was started by ceramist Lisa Hammond MBE to teach pottery techniques to an international standard.

Exhibitions

Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice, Barnet Type: Children’s hospice Location: Barnet, London Status: Completed 2019 As part of a collaborative team supporting Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice in their Build the Ark appeal, we designed and delivered an uplifting space for palliative care, therapy and adventure where young people can be children, not just patients.

Barn vernacular

Tranquility

Home

Colour

Play

Nature

Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice

Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice

Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice

Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice

Notting Hill Gate Estate, South Type: Workspace and retail Location: Notting Hill, London Status: Completed 2019 As the first phase of a comprehensive review of three adjacent sites in Notting Hill Gate, an existing 1950s building is revived by amplifying its strong horizontal emphasis while adding detail colour and texture to the façades.

Notting Hill Gate Estate

Façade colour investigations

Notting Hill Gate Estate

Notting Hill Gate Estate

135 Park Street Type: Mixed use Location: Bankside, London Status: Planning

New mixed use development extending the regeneration of Bankside eastwards. Primary façades reference an industrial warehouse vernacular, with sculptural sandstone columns and a curved roofline referencing the erosive flow of the river.

Tidal Thames erosion

Industry versus nature

Art & movement

Bankside heritage

135 Park Street

Portland Stone

Sandstone

Bronze anodised aluminium

135 Park Street

People’s Mission Hall, x + why Type: Workspace Location: Whitechapel, London Status: Completed 2019 Squire & Partners and sister branding agency Mammal developed a concept and design aesthetic for x+why’s first purpose driven workspace, providing flexible creative offices with provision for wellness, events and social gatherings.

Whitechapel

Community

Market

Purpose

Materiality

People’s Mission Hall

Whitechapel: then and now

Marketplace

People’s Mission Hall

People’s Mission Hall

People’s Mission Hall

Branding by Mammal

People’s Mission Hall

1 St John’s Wood Type: Residential Location: St John’s Wood, London Status: Planning consent 2019 Overlooking Lord’s cricket ground, 1 St John’s Wood draws on Victorian mansion block architecture to create a contemporary building providing apartments with high end residents’ amenities.

Site history

Lord’s Cricket Ground

St John’s Wood

Modern mansion block

1 St John’s Wood

Chevron pattern development taken from the historic Henderson’s Nursery, formerly located opposite the site.

1 St John’s Wood

1 St John’s Wood

Events

Lionheart Poet in Residence We had a great time during a week-long residency with Lionheart, an award-winning poet who researches architecture’s role in emotional inhabitance and mental health through poetry.

BCO Tour of The Frames Squire and Partners hosted a BCO Talk + Tour event with Workspace at The Frames in Shoreditch, which was shortlisted for a BCO Award in the Commercial Workplace category in 2019.

ICON / Quadrifoglio Making Spaces Director Maria Cheung discussed the blurred boundaries of interior design and how narrative drives creativity at ICON magazine’s ‘Icon Minds: Making Spaces’ talk hosted by Quadrifoglio.

AJ Summit Partner Tim Gledstone and director Maria Cheung spoke alongside friend and collaborator Mark Eley of Eley Kishimoto at the inaugural AJ Summit ‘Collaborate to Create’ conference, discussing The Department Store as a case study for successful collaboration.

London Craft Week As part of London Craft Week 2019, Partner Tim Gledstone, in collaboration with London Bronze Casting and Voxeljet, designed this 3D print PMMA bronze cast table, inspired by the organic structures that can be found in nature. The piece formed part of a collection of complex, innovative castings that push the boundaries of standard artwork that can be produced at a foundry.

Pascal Anson Workshop We had a brilliant time with designer and artist Pascal Anson, creating ‘The Giant’ during a high speed making workshop, which involved using balloons to create the largest possible structure, before popping it as quickly as we could!

Events

Peter Street Hotel Type: Hotel Location: Manchester Status: Planning New hotel development in Manchester with an eroding form to create a family of buildings on Peter Street. A series of brick arches establish a colonnaded street frontage, with embellishment added on the upper levels.

Existing building

Local context

Concept sketch

Peter Street Hotel

Embellishment studies

Peter Street Hotel

Space House, Holborn Type: Office Location: Holborn, London Status: Planning consent 2019 A sensitive renovation of a brutalist Holborn landmark that animates the ground level and revitalises the office floors above to realise its potential as an iconic building in a vibrant part of the city.

Sculpted brutalism

City + nature

Futurism + sci-fi

Space House

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Space House

Space House

Space House

Tribeca Belfast Type: Masterplan Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland Status: Planning Urban regeneration scheme over 12 hectares in central Belfast, which repairs historical buildings and interweaves them with contemporary developments and public realm to establish a new piece of the city.

Arts & culture

Public squares

Courtyards & intimate spaces

Variety of height & materials

Tribeca Belfast

Tribeca Belfast

Regeneration of North Street Arcade

Tribeca Belfast

Social

S&P Football Team Architecture League winners two years running, the team plays every Monday.

Team Day Out Design your own crazy golf in Dulwich Park.

Office Trip 2019 Dublin.

Yoga Tuesdays & Thursdays at The Department Store.

S&P Burns Night Downstairs at the Department Store.

Team Day Out Punting in Cambridge.

S&P Softball Team Every Wednesday in Regents Park playing against London practices.

Team Day Out A day at the races at Ascot.

Social

Urban Golf Type: Interior Design Location: Smithfield, London Status: Completed 2019 Returning to our 2006 Urban Golf project in Smithfield, we updated the golf simulator destination with fabrics such as tartan and velvet alongside neon lighting and murals to create an opulent clubhouse feel with a rebellious twist.

Legacy

Rebellious

Clubhouse

Style

Urban Golf

Urban Golf

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