19 Eastbourne Terrace

Lots of space and light behind a hidden door in this major commuter hub. Designed and built by Brunel, this building is Grade 1 Listed, dating from 1854. Part derelict and mostly unloved, we’ve worked with the brilliant architects at DMFK to restore everything…. the moldings, brick-vaulted ceilings, arches, steel columns etc. There are no suspended ceilings or recessed lighting, just lots of space and natural light. And we’ve managed to incorporate a full air conditioning system sympathetically whilst we were at it. Definitely a challenge and definitely some sleepless nights, but worth the added grey hair. A range of offices, loads of meeting spaces, event spaces and amazing kitchens and break out space. PS – don’t forget to check out the artwork referencing a certain Bear associated with the Station caught in a erm…comprising position.

While the main entrance to this lovingly restored Grade I listed building is on Eastbourne Terrace, we also have a hidden entrance for those in the know on Platform One of Paddington Station. Behind it you can forget suspended ceilings and train announcements; you’ll find a range of offices, amazing kitchens and break out areas that bring out the original features in this Brunel-designed building.