Squire & Partners Annual 2022

2022

“The meeting of two personalities is like the contact of two chemical substances: if there is any reaction, both are transformed.” Carl Jung Something we have rediscovered over the last two years is how important it is to have direct contact with people.

Whilst the magic of technology kept the world going during lockdowns, there is no substitute for meeting people in real life. The human race is, generally, a social animal. We need contact and interaction for our health and wellbeing, and to stimulate ideas and conversations. Reconnecting after nearly two years of relatively solitary existence is invigorating and exciting.

Coming out of lockdown has also led us to re-evaluate the business. Periods of reflection and renewal are exciting; we are looking to the future from a different angle than before.

It is important to make sure that we enjoy what we are doing, who we are doing it with and that we consider that what we do has both immediate and lasting implications for those around us and for the planet.

Despite the challenges of the past two years, we continue to deliver some exceptional projects of which we are incredibly proud: • •

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100 Bishopsgate: an interior office design adding to our growing portfolio of CAT B interior design projects for office occupiers.

Greencoat House 4A and 6-8 Greencoat Place: another moment along an almost continuous journey of repurposing and reimagining these buildings with Derwent London.

Lancer Square: a very unique apartment and office building development at the bottom of Kensington Church Street. We were architects and interior designers, which makes it particularly special to us.

Little Chester Street: a row of terraced houses round the corner from Chelsea Barracks, which continues our interventions in this area with sensitive contemporary buildings that draw on local scale and context. x+why: two further projects have been completed with this exciting and innovative co-working office provider at Huguenot Place and The Fulwood.

Two incredibly important projects – which you can see now if you are going that way – will complete this year: The Broadway and One Palace Street. They have very different scales and design approaches, recognising that we design buildings to their site and not the other way around. They will both contribute enormously to the changing face of Victoria and Westminster.

The Department Store Studios, our new development which completes The Department Store campus, opened in summer of 2021. This building represents much of our thought and analysis carried out over the past few years regarding the future of office space and tests them at our own expense. The building is reaching full occupancy, with only a couple of units left. It is incredibly valuable to be involved in a building we have designed and operated as landlord. Lessons learnt will feed back into the wider office for other schemes we are working on.

A source of frustration is that in a time when there is a housing crisis it is scandalous how the planning system is becoming increasingly politicised and unpredictable.

A number of schemes that would provide much needed housing of all tenure types and employment have been delayed by a number of years for a multitude of reasons, including political posturing and point scoring. This punishes everyone. It is very important for planning to be a democratic process.

Once this process has taken place and a positive decision has been reached, projects should go ahead rather than be subjected to further call-ins and delays. It is irresponsible and leading many investors to think again about investing and developing in Britain.

We do not suppose we will change that any time soon, so we return to focussing on what we can control. On reimagining our business and making sure that we reconnect and value the incredible experience that our profession offers: meeting people from all walks of life, face-to-face.

In these meetings, design transforms under a shared ideology to create better, healthier and more exciting environments for us to inhabit.

Michael, Henry, Tim and Murray

100 Bishopsgate Type: Workspace interior design Location: City of London Status: Completed 2021 An 11,000 sq ft office fit-out for a private client in the finance sector. Natural materials, biophilia and use of colour give the interiors a domestic yet professional feel, with artwork taking inspiration from local architecture.

100 Bishopsgate

100 Bishopsgate

100 Bishopsgate

Brent Cross Town, Plot 13 Type: Masterplan Location: Brent Cross, London Status: On Site Designed for Argent Related 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 Town

Image courtesy of Visualisation One

Images courtesy of Visualisation One

Brent Cross Town

Image courtesy of Visualisation One

The Department Store Studios Type: Workspace Location: Brixton, London Status: Completed 2021 Building on the success of The Department Store, The Department Store Studios is a four-storey shared workspace development by Squire & Partners for the creative community in Brixton.

Hand-crafted brick

Low carbon structure

Crafted timber windows

Ground floor animation and community interaction

The Department Store Studios

Ground

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Basement

The Department Store Studios

The Department Store Studios

The Department Store Studios

Bar restaurant concept development

SIMPLE PLEASURES | Seasons

COLOUR DEPICTING THE CHANGING OF THE SEASONS

Brand concept development

Brushed metal

Brick

Black Metal

Fluted Glass

Terracotta

The Department Store Studios

The Department Store Studios

Awards

Squire & Partners Thornton Education Trust, Inspiring Future Generations Awards finalist BD Architect of the Year Awards, Office finalist BD Architect of the Year Awards, Social Impact finalist

Island Point New London Awards, Housing finalist British Homes Awards, Best Community Living commendation Housing Design Awards winner

Chelsea Barracks The Pineapples, Public Space finalist

Brixton Windmill Education & Community Centre New London Awards, Experiencing Culture finalist AJ Architecture Awards, Community & Faith finalist World Architecture Festival Awards, Civic & Community finalist The Pineapples, Creative Reuse finalist Structural Timber Awards finalist

Who Cares? for London Festival of Architecture Archiboo, Storytelling Award special mention “An incredibly innovative approach to participatory community engagement.”

Rolling Stock Yard AJ Architecture Awards, Workspace finalist

x+why, People’s Mission Hall World Festival of Interiors, Workspace Interiors winner

LUMA World Architecture News Awards, Residential finalist British Homes Awards, Best Apartment Development commendation

Msheireb Downtown Doha Masterplan RIBA International Award for Excellence winner

Awards

Gas Station of the Future Type: Competition Location: London, UK Status: Competition Proposition in response to the GLA’s carbon zero targets for a hybrid building with facilities which convert residual waste into useful energy, whilst encouraging personal interaction.

Energy production and waste management

Wellbeing and connectivity

Gas Station of the Future

Gas Station of the Future

Greencoat House, Unit 4A Type: Workspace refurbishment Location: Westminster, London Status: Completed 2021 Revitalisation of office unit 4A Greencoat House, owned by Derwent London. Having previously been refurbished by Squire & Partners in 2000, this recent collaboration between our architecture and interior design teams has reimagined Unit 4A as a ‘furnished and flexible’ space with a Cat A+ fit out, which was pre-let by Hamleys.

Unit 4A

Items from the old Army and Navy store and warehouse 1887 at Greencoat House

Greencoat House 4A

Greencoat House 4A

6-8 Greencoat Place Type: Workspace refurbishment Location: Westminster, London Status: Completed 2021 Comprehensive refurbishment of a former Victorian warehouse.

Let to premium workspace provider Fora, the six-storey office space sits within a larger cluster of Derwent London buildings that Squire & Partners are regenerating to create a vibrant business quarter.

Greencoat House

Francis House

Gordon House

Greencoat Place

The building’s history as the warehousing, store rooms and food halls of the Army and Navy Store

6-8 Greencoat Place

Proposed east elevation

Proposed section

Concept sketches

Ground floor

First floor

6-8 Greencoat Place

6-8 Greencoat Place

6-8 Greencoat Place

CGIs of Fora’s fit out

6-8 Greencoat Place

Social

S&P Softball Team Every Wednesday in Regents Park during the summer months playing against other London practices.

Summer Party After many months of home working, the practice celebrated being back together at a summer party.

Serpentine Pavilion Visit The practice visited this year’s Serpentine Pavilion designed by Counterspace in Kensington Gardens.

S&P Football Team Five-a-side football every Monday at the local Community Sports Centre.

Team Days Out Boating on Regent’s Canal.

Hidden Talents Market The designers and makers of Squire & Partners showcased their hidden talents at our annual Christmas market.

Social

13-14 Hanover Street Type: Workspace Location: London, UK Status: On Site Redevelopment of 13-14 Hanover Street and 6-7 Pollen Street, to create a contemporary addition to the street with an improved and rationalised facade that complements the contemporary vernacular established along Hanover Street.

Concept images of inverted architectural details

Interiors concept

13-14 Hanover Street

Site progress

13-14 Hanover Street

Haverstock Terrace Type: Residential Location: London, UK Status: Completed 2021 Urban infill residential development comprised of five apartments located between Belsize Park tube station and the retail frontages of Haverstock Hill.

Site prior to development

Proximity to Belsize Park Station

Al fresco dining

Haverstock Terrace

Haverstock Terrace

Haverstock Terrace

Karachi Tech City Type: Mixed Use Location: Karachi, Pakistan Status: Planning Technical park in Karachi incorporating workspace, a hotel, restaurants and amenity spaces including a swimming pool, gym, and function space.

Concept

Atrium

Landscape design

Local patterns

Perforated facade panels

Karachi Tech City

Karachi Tech City

Community

The Studios Residency In January 2021, The Department Store Studios launched its annual Residency programme – a chance for two young Lambeth entrepreneurs to have free workspace and mentoring for 12 months to start and grow their creative idea. A shortlist of six candidates were interviewed by a panel, with the 2021 residency places awarded to Gabriella Lafor for Line Stream (supporting media careers for Black British talent) and innovative textile designer Coco Cripps.

The Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings: Brixton Windmill: from building at risk to revival Alongside Jean Kerrigan – Chair of Friends of Windmill Gardens – Tim Gledstone participated in a lecture on the renewed use of the Grade II* listed landmark and Squire & Partners’ design and development of the new Brixton Windmill Centre.

Make It In Brixton: Let’s Talk Hyperlocal with Tim Gledstone As part of Make It In Brixton’s ‘Let’s Talk’ series, Tim Gledstone was invited as a guest speaker to talk about leading the design of our new hyperlocal Brixton workspace The Department Store Studios – developed

by Squire & Partners – which offers high quality flexible workspaces with a focus on well-being, sustainability and meaningful connections with the local community.

Papa’s Park Located on Pulross Road, Papa’s Park serves more than 2000 children in the local Brixton area and has been run by volunteers since 1995. Squire & Partners designed a new community centre that could support activities and raise funds to upkeep the park and secure its use for future generations.

Reimagining Atlantic Road As part of Make It In Brixton’s week-long ‘Space in Between’ programme of events, we invited members of the local community to a panel discussion about the future of Brixton’s Atlantic Road, which sought to initiate conversation around creating an accessible, safe and exciting public realm for all, where local businesses can thrive.

Winter Windows 2021 Now in its fifth year, our award-winning Winter Windows is a collaboration between a group of local school-aged children and Squire & Partners.

For 2021 we challenged Year 6 students from Reay Primary School to create interactive shapes associated with ‘Dreamland’ – the theme of the 2021 Brixton Winter Festival – which were transformed into 3D lights by our modelshop team. The bespoke illuminations were launched in the windows of The Department Store at a switch on ceremony that marked the first day of Diwali, the festival of light.

Article 25 10x10 Auction Squire & Partners has created artworks for Article 25’s 10x10 Drawing the City charity auction every year since its inception. Tim Gledstone created CW8 CCW13 for the 2021 event in answer to the brief’s ‘Urban Outdoors’ theme. Inspired by the power of nature and the mathematics of the Fibonacci sequence, CW8 CCW13 presents the beauty of the intertwining spirals found in the humble pinecone, representing life, growth and evolution.

Community

Lancer Square Type: Residential Location: Kensington, London Status: Completed 2021 A new elegantly landscaped garden square is surrounded by a variety of building types which draw on the architectural character of Kensington Palace Conservation Area.

Elegant order, brickwork, motifs and garden square inspired by Kensington Palace

Lancer Square

Back drawing room

Library

Service Drawing room

Dining room

Grand proportions and procession of spaces inspired by Kensington Palace

Masterplan

A series of motifs based on Kensington Palace Gardens were created for the different elements of the development

Lancer Square

Lancer Square

Lancer Square

Lancer Square

Lancer Square

No. 6 Lancer Square Type: Workspace Location: Kensington, London Status: Completed 2021 Bespoke Grade A office building with crafted interiors and amenities, located within the Lancer Square development.

Reception desk concept

Views over Kensington

Outside amenity spaces

Lancer Square

Lancer Square

Lancer Square

Lancer Square

Lancer Square

Lancer Square Affordable Housing Type: Affordable housing Location: Kensington, London Status: Completed 2021 Managed by Peabody Housing Association, Lancer Square’s on-site affordable housing provision takes the form of a mews-like terrace.

Kensington mews streets

Typical floor plan

Lancer Square

Lancer Square

Little Chester Street Type: Residential Location: Belgravia, London Status: Completed 2021 Located in the heart of the Belgravia Conservation Area, this development creates four new townhouses that replace existing pastiche building stock with a design that employs traditional materials with modern detailing to complement the variety of architectural styles that give the area its unique character.

Existing building

Concept sketch

Interior concepts and materials

Little Chester Street

Little Chester Street

Little Chester Street

Ground floor plan

First floor plan

Second floor plan

Basement floor plan

Little Chester Street

Events

London Festival of Architecture

Zak World of Facades

The Space in Between: Re-imagining Atlantic Road

Open House: The Department Store

Mix Interiors roundtable

London Craft Week

ProdExpo Greece 2021

London Craft Week

All Together Now

January Wonderhatch Property Marketing Roundtable: Tim Gledstone March The Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings: Tim Gledstone discusses the Brixton Windmill RIBA Social Value & Architecture Series: Tim Gledstone on Reclaiming our Buildings May Make It In Brixton: Let’s Talk Hyperlocal with Tim Gledstone June Who Cares? London Festival of Architecture 2021 Bureau ‘Hub and Spoke’ webinar: James Halliday Built By Us: BUILD Career Mentoring Stories @ The Loft : Tim Gledstone on Adaptive Re-use & Urban Regeneration NLA London’s high streets and town centres recovery Think Tank: Tim Gledstone August Dezeen Live Talk: Murray Levinson on how game engines are transforming architecture NLA London Design Capital: Olga Gomez presents One Hoshang, Karachi

September Open House: The Department Store All Together Now: Exploring Brave New Models for Co-Living and Co-Working Paradigm Network: Maria Cheung on How to Build a Neighbourhood Workspace Mix Interiors roundtable: Tim Gledstone on sensory design Zak World of Facades: Murray Levinson keynote on Contemporary Craft in Context October London Craft Week Downstairs at The Department Store The Space in Between: Re-imagining Atlantic Road LEAF International Forum: Tim Gledstone speaking on designing sustainable interiors ProdExpo Greece 2021: Margarita Boulaki on new forms of luxury and creating a sense of place Building’s Social Value Live: Michael Squire November NXT BLD Conference: Murray Levinson on delivering real-time experiences

Events

Muswell Hill Synagogue Type: Community Location: Muswell Hill, London Status: Planning Repair and reorganisation of an existing Synagogue to meet the current needs of the local community.

Current buildings

Precedents

Concept sketches

Muswell Hill Synagogue

Proposed ground floor

Proposed first floor

Muswell Hill Synagogue

Muswell Hill Synagogue

Ruby Hotel Type: Hotel Location: Notting Hill, London Status: On site As part of a comprehensive review of three adjacent sites in Notting Hill Gate for Frogmore Estates, this new building will provide around 170 hotel rooms and retail at ground floor that will improve the active frontage at both the front and the rear of Notting Hill Gate.

Ruby Hotel

Typical floor plan

Ruby Hotel

64 St James’s Street Type: Workspace refurbishment Location: St James’s, London Status: Planning Refurbishment of existing building to provide high quality office and retail space with frontages onto St James’s Street and Blue Ball Yard. The creation of an additional storey and a roof terrace will offer attractive views over St James’s Park and The Palace of Westminster.

Location

Site’s history as The Cocoa Tree Club

Mayfair extravagance and association with craft

64 St James’s Street

Proposed axonometric sketch

Proposed sketch view from Blue Ball Yard

Existing St James’s Street elevation

Proposed St James’s Street elevation

64 St James’s Street

64 St James’s Street

Education

Winter Windows 2021 Collaborating with Reay Primary School, 25 Year 6 students had the opportunity to work with architects and modelmakers from Squire & Partners to design the 2021 Winter Windows. Working to a brief, the students produced drawings that were transformed into a series of bespoke lights.

University of Westminster student visits Part 1 Architecture students from the University of Westminster monitored The Broadway site on a regular basis over the course of their first semester with Squire & Partners and the contractor, Multiplex. Part of their Technical Studies module, the exercise introduced students to a live construction site and site team through direct consultation with the architect and contractor.

Building Futures mentoring We continued our support of Blueprint for All’s Building Futures programme in 2021, mentoring students from disadvantaged and under-represented groups on their journey into architecture. Our students were given one-onone mentoring, work experience and practical guidance towards their goal to qualify as architects.

Internal education Our in-house Education team organises a Part III group which meets weekly to support staff with their studies by providing information and seminars relevant to obtaining their final qualification as practicing architects.

Built By Us career mentoring Associate Director Deborah Bookman was a speaker at the BUILD Career Mentoring event organised by Built By Us. During the session, she provided careers advice and information for those preparing to undertake work experience, training, an apprenticeship or a new job in the built environment/construction industry.

Clay College We continued supporting Clay College – a new school for ceramics established by Lisa Hammond MBE, that offers residencies for rising national and international potters. Clay College brings essential skills back into ceramics education and seeks to create highly-skilled, self-sufficient and diverse makers that continue to safeguard the future of the craft. Clay College held their 2021 graduation Downstairs at The Department Store

Education

St Mary’s Wharf, Guildford Type: Residential Location: Guildford, UK Status: Planning Redevelopment of the 1.7-acre former Debenhams department store site in Guildford, to create 215 apartments, 21,000 sq ft of retail and restaurant space and almost an acre of newly created riverside public realm.

Architectural language of local context

Metal work and colonnade precedents

St Mary’s Wharf

St Mary’s Wharf

St Mary’s Wharf

1A The Mall Type: Co-living interior design Location: Ealing, London Status: On Site Highly flexible interior design for co-living concept in Ealing, which incorporates modern methods of construction and provides a variety of spaces for residents to meet, socialise and work, promoting a sense of community.

Pattern development inspired by local context

1A The Mall

1A The Mall

Research and Development

Franchi collaboration Building on previous collaborations with Franchi on projects including The Department Store and St Edmund’s Terrace, we worked with the architectural ironmongers to develop a range of bespoke products at Lancer Square.

Brixton Brewery Squire & Partners’ Modelshop has been working with Brixton Brewery to develop a range of simplified beer taps based on their existing product range.

Passive House development Tim Gledstone has designed and developed a family Passive House in southwest London. The house generates more energy than it uses, making it more efficient than the Carbon Zero benchmark. Graphene batteries, natural lime plaster, recycled fishing net flooring, solar tiles and green roofs have been specified, alongside a Crestron smart home system and Zehnder whole house ventilation with heat recovery.

Twinmotion Our CGI team continue to use new methods and software to develop design ideas, with Twinmotion technology allowing us to develop proposals in real time.

CLT structure at The Studios A low carbon development, The Department Store Studios features a prefabricated Cross Laminated Timber (CLT) structural frame rather than steel or concrete. Made from renewable wood, it absorbs carbon dioxide and does not require the burning of fossil fuels during production. The structural frame provides in-built soundproofing, fire safety properties and airtightness.

Sustainable dyes Textile designer Isabel Fletcher produced a collection of five hand appliqued wall hangings for meeting areas at The Studios. Colours, textures and compositions of each collage capture the evolving seasons, setting the mood and tempo for the room they appear in. The hangings are created using British Herdwick wool felt with hand embellishments of textile offcuts and paper cord, with fabrics coloured by natural dyes including onion skin, nettles and avocado.

Research & Development

One Trinity Place Type: Residential Location: St Petersburg, Russia Status: Completed 2021 Part of a mixed-use masterplan, the residential building in St Petersburg embraces the river and the new public realm.

Initial sketch

Colour and craftsmanship

Classic order

Trinity Place

Trinity Place

London Festival of Architecture Who Cares?

Type: Installation Location: The Department Store, Pop Brixton, Brixton Village Status: Completed 2021 A community installation for the 2021 edition of London Festival of Architecture in collaboration with architecture and design studio AWMA, which explored and showcased what care means to communities.

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Inspiration from prayer flags around the world

Concept

Workshops with AWMA

Who Cares?

Who Cares?

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3 June

8 June

10 June

17 June

24 June

Who Cares?

A call for submissions was launched via a digital information pack including an animation, illustrations and questionnaire.

Responses and artwork received were printed on seed-infused paper and installed across three locations.

Who Cares?

WPP London Campus 3 Type: Workspace refurbishment Location: Southwark, London Status: On site A collaboration with lead architect BDG to design a new facade and public realm concept for global advertising company WPP’s London Campus 3. Formerly the Financial Times’ headquarters, the refurbishment and extension will create a highly sustainable workspace.

Financial Times’ Headquarters

Facade lighting references

Courtyard references

WPP London Campus 3

Concept sketches

Sustainability story

WPP London Campus 3

WPP London Campus 3

Thoughts and Opinions

Social Value Michael Squire shared his views on social value with several publications, including EG and Building Design. He explained Squire & Partners’ commitment to community engagement and why – as a developer – a superficial approach will not fly with local communities, local authorities, and crucially tenants, who are increasingly demanding workspaces that deliver across all areas of ESG.

Dezeen x Epic Games Murray Levinson appeared as a panellist on Dezeen x Epic Games’ Live Talk to discuss how game engines are transforming architecture.

Murray spoke to Dezeen’s founder and editor-inchief Marcus Fairs about how we’re working in Twinmotion to develop our ideas and adapt our design proposals in real time.

Designerati’s Designer playlist Henry Squire spoke to Designerati magazine about the music that has inspired him over the years.

New London Quarterly: Being Different Henry Squire, Tim Gledstone, Maria Cheung, Murray Levinson and Michael Squire featured on the cover of New London Quarterly’s 48th issue. Inside the magazine, they spoke to David Taylor about the practice’s entrepreneurial spirit and how taking risks benefits the developers we work with. They also discussed succession, how we have embedded ourselves in the Brixton community and our new workspace venture The Department Store Studios.

The future of work Tim Gledstone spoke to publications including The Times, CoStar and Frame about post-pandemic office design and the importance of creating social spaces as employees return to the workplace.

Architecture Today: Materials Library Director and Head of Interior Design Maria Cheung spoke to Architecture Today about the curation of our materials libraries at The Department Store, and the importance of materiality, craft and making to our design approach.

Thoughts and Opinions

x+why, Huguenot Place Type: Workspace interior design Location: Spitalfields, London Status: Completed 2021 The second x+why designed by Squire & Partners, Huguenot Place reflects and celebrates the site’s historic association with the silk industry, which dominated Spitalfields and Brick Lane throughout the eighteenth century.

Spitalfields’ historic association with the silk industry

Green textile

Huguenot Place, x+why

Concepts

Huguenot Place, x+why

Huguenot Place, x+why

x+why, The Fulwood Type: Workspace interior design Location: Holborn, London Status: Completed 2021 Squire & Partners’ third space designed for co-working brand x+why and their first building away from East London, in the historic area around Gray’s Inn. The brand ethos and aesthetic resonate through the design with the use of bold colours and textures.

History of the local area

The Fulwood, x+why

Concept sketch for breakout space

Typical floor plans

Ground floor

Lower ground floor

First floor

Second floor

Medium Office

Small Office

Reception

Phone/Web Call Booths

Break Out and Tea Point

Meeting Rooms/Private Office

WCs

Mission Room

The Fulwood, x+why

The Fulwood, x+why

The Fulwood, x+why

The Fulwood, x+why

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