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The Hoxton, Southwark

Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands's 16-storey building combines a hotel with flexible office space, crowned with a winter garden, restaurant, and sky-bar

The Hoxton.
The Hoxton. Credit: Paul Riddle

Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands for Ennismore
Contract value: Confidential
GIA: 14,106m2

The Hoxton, Southwark, is a slender, 16-storey building, integrating 192 hotel rooms, restaurants, bars and function rooms alongside 4,000m2 of flexible co-working office space. At street level, the project creates an active frontage to Blackfriars Road. At the top, the building is crowned with a winter garden, a restaurant, and a sky-bar with panoramic views over London.

The hybrid brief emerged through a number of iterations and different ownerships. To accommodate any future changes in the programme, the frame is designed with few columns and common floor to ceiling heights.

From a distance, the form of the building and articulation of the façades is bold and unapologetic, yet a closer look reveals fine brick detailing. The robust, pared-back architecture creates a clear identity and a sense of timelessness, adding clarity and legibility to a complex street scene. 

  • The Hoxton.
    The Hoxton. Credit: Paul Riddle
  • The Hoxton.
    The Hoxton. Credit: Paul Riddle
  • The Hoxton.
    The Hoxton. Credit: Paul Riddle
  • The Hoxton.
    The Hoxton. Credit: Paul Riddle
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