11 Belgrave Road, London
Case study
United Kingdom
11 Belgrave Road, London
22 November 2024
Eric Parry Architects retrofitted 11 Belgrave Road, London, preserving 35% of its 1950s structure, improving sustainability, and adding a steel-timber penthouse, increasing floor space by 31% and incorporating biophilic features.
Editorial Team
Eric Parry Architects completed a major retrofit of 11 Belgrave Road for Quadrum Global, transforming the outdated 1950s building into a sustainable, net-zero, user-centred office.
Retaining 35% of the original structure, the project improved environmental performance and functionality, meeting Pimlico conservation area standards. The retrofit reduced lifetime embodied carbon by 38% below RIBA 2030 targets. The addition of a steel and timber penthouse expanded the floor space by 31%, featuring garden terraces with panoramic views.
The building now offers increased natural light, biophilic elements, and enhanced employee experience, exemplifying sustainable and operational excellence in modern office design.
Picture © Eric Parry Architects
Date of publication
07/11/2024
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