Shaftesbury House

Shaftesbury House, 151 Shaftesbury Avenue, London WC2. a mixed-use development by Royal London. The project, undertaken with Buckley Gray Yeoman Architects, is concerned with the careful refurbishment and enhancement of the existing building. The proposals involve demolishing the existing rooftop plant level, constructing two further setback floors, and partial rear extensions, and refurbishment of the building’s façades. The lower ground floor of the development will also offer cycle parking and end-of-trip facilities.

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Located in midtown London, Shaftesbury House is a lively neighborhood that features a thriving scene of cultural museums, theaters, and active nightlife streets. The development occupies a prime position on Shaftesbury Avenue, next to Covent Garden, Leicester Square, and Soho, and is suitable for both residential and commercial use. Being well-connected with the transport links, and has a whole host of amenities from shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues.

The scheme at Shaftesbury House seeks to elevate the former structure and complement the ever-changing fabric of midtown London. The upgrade project will include the façade and newly added floors and will offer modern high-quality office, retail, and residential spaces. Cycle parking and end-of-trip facilities are included in the initiative to enable sustainable commuting, which is in line with the urban living focus of the wider area.

Shaftesbury House, which will open this summer, provides residents and tenants the advantage of its midtown London prime address. The neighborhood is packed with amenities, from world-class theaters to restaurants to shops. The development itself will feature enhanced office and retail space, and five flats. Increasing the number of cycle parking and end-of-trip facilities on the lower ground floor supports sustainable transport methods and adds value to the development.

The refurbished Shaftesbury house includes the dismantling of the existing rooftop plant level and the introduction of two setback floors. Partial rear extensions and a thorough upgrade of the building’s façades will refresh its look but not its character. The development will also include cycle parking and end-of-trip facilities to accommodate the needs of the modern urban professional.

Shaftesbury House is a well-considered type of urban development that achieves equilibrium between the preservation of existing structures and contemporary upgrades. The project's dedication to sustainability, functionality, and design, means that they have been a valuable asset for midtown London for years. By upgrading the building’s façades and adding new floors, the development will deliver high-quality spaces for offices, retail, and residential use, contributing to the area’s vibrant character.