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KINGSTON’S ANCIENT MARKET PLACE

THE BRIEF Kingston upon Thames is a historic market town in South West London. The renowned market and hall are central to both the town’s identity and geography. The ancient market dates back to the early 1200s, and is one of London’s oldest street markets. It’s currently home to 28 permanent stalls, 7 days a […]

CAMDEN RETROFIT PROJECT

THE BRIEF Camden Council owns approximately 33,000 properties in the North London Borough. In 2019, Camden Council announced a climate emergency and committed to reaching net zero by 2030 (20 years before the full UK government’s plan). Aside from this, they highlighted that 10,000 homes in Camden are living in fuel poverty, with the number […]

RANELAGH HOUSE

THE BRIEF Ranelagh House is a much sought-after complex of high-spec flats situated in Chelsea, next to the renowned Kings Road. We were instructed by Antony Patrick Associates Ltd. to carry out measured building surveys, to provide floorplans of both the North and South blocks. The project had extensive work planned. It was therefore imperative […]

EMBASSY OF VIETNAM

THE BRIEF 12-14 Victoria Road was acquired by Vietnam in 1969 and converted into the current embassy building. The embassy is located in a conservation area within the borough of Kensington & Chelsea and is a listed building. Spatial Dimensions were hired by Corstophine & Wright (architects) and LXA (project managers). Essential improvements were needed […]

KENT RETROFIT PROJECT

THE BRIEF The Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund (SHDF) wave 2.1 was a government funding scheme offering up to £800 million across the country. The fund aimed to: Deliver warm, energy-efficient homes Reduce carbon emissions Tackle fuel poverty Support green jobs Develop the retrofit sector Improve the comfort, health and well-being of social housing tenants […]

PORTSMOUTH RETROFIT PROJECT

THE BRIEF When it comes to energy efficiency, Portsmouth City Council are one of the UK’s leading local authorities. The City Council is aiming the for the whole of Portsmouth to be net zero by 2030. To do this, reducing carbon emissions and waste is of the upmost importance. Portsmouth City Council highlighted the opportunity […]