This recently completed family home is a Grade II listed building in Holland Park, London W11. The works involved a full house renovation, measuring 3,615sq.ft, of the 6-storey property which was in need of updating to suit more modern living.

With the building being listed, approval from the local planning department was required for the internal works. This was not only applicable to the reconfiguration of room layouts, but also relevant to any other design changes that could potentially change the character of this historic building. 

The main aspect of the project was to ‘open up’ the raised ground floor and provide access to the rear garden, by linking the kitchen, dining and living areas.

Elsewhere a sympathetic refurbishment was carried across all floors. Hardwood flooring was installed from basement to 1st floor level, with carpet thereafter. The original stone staircase was restored where damaged, and was finished with a stair runner. 

A number or bespoke carpentry items were designed which included a mirrored oak wardrobe to the master bedroom, wine cellar, kitchen, study and library units.

Photograhps by Matt Clayton.

We provided our Architecture services for this international project based in Siheung, South Korea. 

The building operates as a family home and separate restaurant, serving food which is sourced from a local family farm. The buildings are finished in varying forms of exposed concrete, some showing the shuttering plywood and formwork, other facades used timber planks to give more texture. 

Full house refurbishment of a property in Stevenage Road, located within the alphabet streets in Fulham. The works involved the addition of a basement, ground floor side rear, and loft extension. This increased the size of the property to approx 4500sq.ft. 

The existing property was arranged as a number of flats, and the works involved converting the building into a family home in Bernard Gardens, Wimbledon SW19. We carried out a complete full house refurbishment with the addition of a ground floor side, rear, and loft extension. 

Concept design submittal for a new 'Garden Bridge' project in central Seoul.

Full house refurbishment and the addition of a ground floor rear and loft extension. Completed on Faraday Road by South Park Gardens in Wimbledon SW19. 

This project was carried out in Yangpang, South Korea. These pods were designed in for the Client who runs a leisure holiday park.

Full house refurbishment and the addition of a ground floor rear and loft extension. Completed in the South Park Gardens area in Wimbledon SW19. 

This development involved the construction of a new basement under an existing mews house near Hyde Park, Queens Gate Mews SW7. In addition a full house renovation was carried out which included amending the floor levels, a feature glass staircase, with access onto a landscaped roof terrace.

We are currently working on a number of feasibility studies for the London Scottish Golf Club. Amongst which is to create a new Ladies Member Section and associated facilities, and a review of the existing front facade.

The London Scottish Golf Club, set in beautiful heath and woodland by the windmill on Wimbledon Common, is unique golf club. 

The wood-panelled clubhouse is one of the few in Britain that remains from the Victorian era, and is the longest continuously played-upon course in England.

The works involved the construction of 3 new penthouses on an existing building (Redcliffe Close) located on the Old Brompton Road, Earls Court SW5. 

A separate private lift was installed which services the 3 penthouses. A floor to ceiling glass facade was incorporated with a terrace area running the length of the building, offering panoramic views across London. 

Prime Build are proud to announce our 'Canvas For London' initiative!

This plan is to allow Artists to be able to display their work across London on our Prime Build hoardings. The goal is to help bring to light young artists work in the public eye while turning mundane building hoardings into something beautiful. 

Our first Artist is Joshua Richardson who is an illustrator based in Hackney. Make sure to check out his work: here

More information about 'Project Plural' can be found on our site: here

Originally built at the turn of the 19th century, Ship House was refurbished in 2002 to create an interesting mix of office space and ten smart apartments with access from the rear where there is private parking for the residents. The building was located in Battersea Square SW11.

We delicately refurbished this historic building into 13 apartments and office space in 2006. A full restoration of the building was carried out.

Caxton Hall is a Grade II listed building in Westminster SW1, London, and was originally designed in 1878 by William Lee and F.J Smith in an ornate Francois I style using red brick and pink sandstone. 

It hosted many political and artistic events, and after WWII it became a popular register office used by high society and celebrities who required a civil marriage, with Elizabeth Taylor being one of many to have done so.

The Women's Social and Political Union (WSPU), part of the British Suffragette movement held a ‘Women's Parliament’ at Caxton Hall at the beginning of each parliamentary session from 1907.

During the Second World War it was used by the Ministry of Information as a venue for press conferences held by Winston Churchill and his ministers. This wartime role is marked by a commemorative plaque unveiled in 1991.

The registry office closed in 1979 and the building stood empty for years getting a place on the Buildings at Risk Register It was listed as a building of Special Architectural or Historic Interest on 15 March 1984.

The works involve a full house renovation, with the addition of a ground floor 6m extension and dormer loft addition. The images presented are from our early cgi work. the project is located in Faraday Street, South Park Gardens area SW19.

This project included the construction of a new basement and refurbishment to the rest of a period house in Redesdale Street, Chelsea SW3.

The works involved the construction of a new build 3 bedroom house, formation of a new basement, and the refurbishment of the existing building on the plot to provide retail space at Ground floor level to a CAT A finish, off the Kings Road in Fulham SW6.

Full house refurbishment of a property in Favart Road, located beside Eel Brook Common in Fulham SW6. The works involved the addition of a basement, ground floor side rear, and loft extension.

This redevelopment was carried out in 2000 and involved the refurbishment of the Grade II listed, Old Westminster Library.

The works involved the restoration of many of the original features to create 15 flats and a restaurant on the lower ground floor. 

Unfortunately, we do not have hard copies of the original works. However should you be interested, we still have the original drawings, brochures, and presentation material in our archives. Please note the pictures shown are how the property currently appears.

it is now the home of the award winning restaurant 'The Cinnamon Club'.

We have long been admirers of Snedker Studios' Marbelous Floor. Pernille is the creator of Snedker Studio and she explores the process of adding striking colours to pinewood to create a bright, marbled floor, where every single board is different, but when put together provide a wonderful one of a kind floor

We were fortunate to have a project in Wimbledon where the Client wanted something striking and new in the loft space we created, so we got in touch with Pernille and she started the process of hand preparing each board. The rooms intended use was to display some artwork and a place of relaxation where we constructed a birch exposed plywood library unit in the eaves, with plywood cupboards and door fronts elsewhere.

This property involved the full refurbishment and renovation of a period property in Chiswick, including the structural and partition works, construction of a new part basement, dormer and loft, and ground floor side extension. the property wad located in Netheravon Road W4.

Full house refurbishment of a property in Ellerby Street, located within the alphabet streets in Fulham SW6. The works involved the addition of a basement, ground floor side rear, and loft extension.

We are currently experimenting with the jointing of various types of wood, using the left over off cuts of wood on site. The hope is that we can create a board, jointed together, which we can then use to make a small furniture collection. 

In the pictures shown we jointed together 6/7 different types of materials and cut them into 1m by 300mm strips. 

The 'Layer House' project is a new build home built close to Seoul in South Korea.