2000 - 16 Chart Street

London

The redevelopment of an existing 1930s masonry warehouse located in Hoxton. The four-story building has been repurposed and the area increased to include a new side extension, an additional storey on the roof and a new central staircase. Now complete, the building has become the new office space for our expanding practice, reflecting our approach to low-carbon structural design and our commitment to retrofit and reuse.

Key Features

• Winner of Structural Timber Awards, Commercial Project of the Year 2021
• Redevelopment and refurbishment of 1930s masonry warehouse building with clay hollow pot floors.
• Addition of lightweight CLT timber roof and side extensions.
• A feature sawtooth Northlight formed from high strength BalBuche LVL beams, delivering a large, open plan space for presentations, events and collective activity
• Exposed internal exposed structure and internal staircase to connect the working environment
• New external steel stair core and lift shaft

Client: CSI InvestmentsArchitect: Ian Chalk Architects

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People:
Andrew Howe
Andy Heyne
Mark Tillett
Tom Steel