Workplace - Repositioning Archives - John Robertson Architects

Walsingham House, London EC3

Located within the Trinity Square conservation area in the City of London, JRA is refurbishing and extending the 1930s office building.

51 Moorgate, London EC2

51 Moorgate is located in the heart of the City of London, comprising approximately 4000 sqm of office floors and 300 sqm of retail at ground level. JRA is carrying out a major refurbishment to upgrade the building to provide energy efficient offices, attractive to the modern City tenant market.

Bureau, 90 Fetter Lane, London EC4

Refurbishment and repositioning of the prominent Midtown site which to be transformed into a contemporary multi-occupier workspace with retail and a café at ground floor.

Academy House, 161-167 Oxford Street, London W1

JRA's refurbishment is an extensive remodelling of the existing Academy House.

The Spice Building, Devonshire Square, London EC2

A nine storey office building originally designed by Richard Seifert & Partners and constructed in 1978.

The Pepper Store, Devonshire Square, London EC2

A Grade II Listed, converted East India Company warehouse dating back to the 18th Century.

Cannon Green, London EC4

Cannon Green provides 80,000 sq ft of Grade A office space in a prime City location next to Cannon Street Station.

International House

The refurbishment of an office building situated at St Katherine's Dock, east of the grade listed Tower of London.

Colonial Drive, Chiswick Point, W4

JRA has completed the interior architecture of the commercial office space at Colonial Drive, Chiswick Point. The offices are situated at ground level of a 124 apartment complex set within Gunnersby Triangle Nature Reserve.

10 Dominion Street, London EC2

10 Dominion Street is an office building originally completed in the 1980s covering approximately 31,000 sq ft and located close to Broadgate, Moorgate and Finsbury Circus.

Broadgate Quarter, London EC2

1 Snowden Street, an office building originally designed by SOM Architects, completed in the early 1990s.

120 Holborn, London EC1

John Robertson Architects have been appointed to revitalise this mixed-use city block originally designed by Richard Seifert in 1979.

39 Victoria Street, London SW1

Originally designed by Covell Matthews Wheatley in the 1980s, JRA were appointed by British Land to extensively retrofit 39 Victoria Street, giving the building a new lease of life.

One Southampton Street, London WC2

One Southampton Street, is an eight-storey 1930’s office building located in Covent Garden.

41 Berkeley Square, London W1

Refurbishing 41 Berkeley Square was an opportunity to create contemporary workspace behind a listed Georgian facade in the heart of Mayfair.

The Helicon Building, Moorgate, London EC2

The Helicon Building, originally designed by Sheppard Robson.

199 Bishopsgate, London EC2

JRA’s sustainable refurbishment of 199 Bishopsgate shows how Broadgate can continue to set the pace in the City office market.

First Central 200, Park Royal, London NW10

A modern office building set within the Park Royal business park at Hanger Lane.

125 Shaftsbury Avenue, London WC2

JRA prepared two architectural feasibility studies in relation to a refurbishment of the existing building.

New Brook Buildings, London WC2

Remodelling the facade, reorganising the interiors and improving the surrounding public realm means this 1958 office building provides high quality contemporary interiors .

10 Fenchurch Street, London EC3

The refurbishment of Sir Denys Lasdun's elegant office building in the City of London.

107 Cheapside, London EC2

Design interventions, some subtle, others extensive though always appropriate, draw out the strengths and eliminate the weaknesses of this restrainedly elegant 1950s building

10 Queen Street Place, London EC4

A remodeled entrance, new atria, reconfigured floorplates and a high level garden overlooking the river on a previously empty roof, all help to transform this leviathan

One Knightsbridge Green, London SW1

Rethinking each step in the journey from street to desk helped to improve the image and efficiency of this 1950s “rent slab”.

50 Cannon Street, London EC4

Rethinking each step in the journey from street to desk helped to improve the image and efficiency of this 1950s “rent slab”.