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Buckingham Green, Westminster

Elegant refurbishments with exuberant facades

Buckingham Green, Westminster.
Buckingham Green, Westminster. Credit: Edward Hill

London RIBA Regional Award 2019

Fletcher Priest Architects for London & Oriental
Contract value: Undisclosed 
GIA: 22,353 m²

Buckingham Green is a remodelled 1970s office complex with residential and work space. The original tower has been reclad and the podium stripped away, to be replaced by an independent building on either side. The tower has been elegantly refurbished with black anodised glazing and a steel envelope to reinforce its Miesian roots. The massing of the two other buildings respond to their immediate historic context. Both have different and exuberant approaches to the facade – one rich and pattern textured brick, the other a black patterned metal latticework facade. New public connections at the ground level and quality paving, street trees and active frontages will enhance the wider area.

  • Buckingham Green, Westminster.
    Buckingham Green, Westminster. Credit: Jose Gonzalez-Menendez
  • Buckingham Green, Westminster.
    Buckingham Green, Westminster. Credit: Allan Crow
  • Buckingham Green, Westminster.
    Buckingham Green, Westminster. Credit: Allan Crow
  • Buckingham Green, Westminster.
    Buckingham Green, Westminster. Credit: Edward Hill
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