Portafolio proyectos londres 2013-2016

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO 

2013-2016 

LUIS JOSÉ MARCOS DE VEGA 

B.Sc.Arch (Hons)|B.Arch (Hons)|PG.Dip.Arch

Elliott House 

Location: Marylebone, London (UK) | W1H 5HU 

Year: 2016 

Budget: £25m 

Building type: Residential | New building 

Architectural firm: Shard Architecture Ltd 

Tasks: Planning application | Design & Construction 

development | Photomontages | 3D Models 

The site is located on Molyneux Street, in Marylebone, 

on the West of the City of London. 

The proposal involves the demolition of Elliott House at 1 

Molyneux Street, replacing it with a new, high quality 5 

storey residential building plus Lower Ground Floor and 

Basement. The new building provides 32 apartments 

comprising apartments and duplexes with a mix of 

1-bedroom, 2-bedroom and 3-bedrooms. One car lift is 

accessed via Cato Street and link to the basement level 

parking, where 32 spaces are available. The parking is 

organised using 2 car stackers. 

Molyneux Street Elevation 

The principal facing material to the building, across 

Molyneux Street, Crawford Place and Cato Street is brick 

to match the colour and texture of the surrounding buff 

London stock bricks. The proposed brick is a Petersen 

‘Kolumba’ which is a long, narrow brick that has been 

chosen to compliment and enhance the streetscape; 

a combination of 3 mixed colours recreates the subtle 

blend of the antique stock brick. The base of the 

composition at Lower Ground and Ground Floor Levels 

SCALE: 1:200 

to Molyneux Street and Crawford Place is formed of 

white ‘stucco’ to marry with the base course of the 

adjacent terraced houses; the majority of windows 

are lined in Portland Stone, with the corner element 

incorporating brick linings, referencing the Georgian 

terraced houses and Edwardian mansion blocks along 

Molneux Street. A dark grey mix of Petersen ‘Kolumba’ 

brick is used at fourth floor level; the material emphasizes 

the recess and references the dark grey roof slates of 

the adjacent buildings. 

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Project 

Elliott House 

London W1H 5HU 

Copyright of this drawing and contents remain with Shard Architecture 

Ltd.Do not scale from drawings. The contractor is to verify dimensions on site 

prior to the commencement of work. Any discrepancies are to be reported to 

the Architect / Supervising Officer immediately. If in doubt - seek 

clarification.All work must comply with the current Building Regulations and 

Local Byelaws. No materials are to be used or method of workmanship 

employed unless conformity with the current Codes of Practice & British 

Standards is ensured. 

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Molyneux St. Elevation 

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Planning Application 

SHARD 

Shard Architecture ltd 

WWW.SHARDARCHITECTURE.COM 

6 Stamford Square, 

London SW15 2BF 

Tel: 020 7164 6591 Email: mail@shardarchitecture.com 

Ground Floor Plan

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Cato Street Elevation 

PRODUCIDO POR UN PRODUCTO EDUCATIVO DE AUTODESK 

View from Molyneux Street 

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12.5mm 'BRITISH GYPSUM' WALL BOARD 

Elliott HouseONTO 'GYPROC' MF SYSTEM 

KOLUMBA SPECIAL PISTOL 

London W1H 5HU 

BRICK STRETCHER (CUT) 

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Cato Street Elevation 


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DOUBLE GLAZING WITH EXTRA 

CLEAR TOUGHENED GLASS 

PORCELAIN TILES 

WALL TIES 

WEEP VENT ALTERNATE JOINTS 

KOLUMBA SPECIAL PISTOL BRICK 

STRETCHER (CUT) 

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PRECAST UNIT (BRICK + RECON 

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View from Crawford Place 


Cross Section 

Detail 1 

View from Cato Street

Glen House 

Location: South Kensington, London (UK) | SW7 3RP 

Year: 2015 

Budget: £18m 





Glen House is located on the South side of Old Brompton 

Road between Earl’s Court and South Kensington. 

Whilst not located in a conservation area, it is bordered 

by The Boltons to the South, Courtfield to the West, 

Queen’s Gate to the North and Thurloe Estate and 

Smith’s Charity to the East. 

The brief called for a mixed-use program for the building, 

where the existing car showroom at ground and lower 

ground is retained and operational throughout the 

construction period. Offices will be set at First and 

Second Floor. Apartments will be incorporated at third 

and fourth floors with a new fifth floor apartment set 

back from the facade at roof level. 

Old Brompton Road Elevation 

The materiality generates a filtered dialogue with the 

local architectural heritage; the facades are soft red 

and buff matt terracotta panels set within terracotta 

frames which create contextual resonance and depth 

with the subtle variation of the colour mix. The attic 

storey which is set back from the principal façade, is 

covered by bronze panels. 

The proposed new structure is a simple steel frame 

that sits on large transverse transfer beams sited on the 

existing structure at first floor level. The extension to the 

first floor structure is hung off this new structure. Floors 

are timber construction. 

Fourth Floor Plan

Roland Way Elevation 

Side Elevation 

View from Roland Way 

D.1 

View from Old Brompton Road 

Cross Section 

Detail 1 

View from Rosary Gardens

King´s Chapel 

Location: Fulham, London (UK) | SW10 0QS 

Year: 2015 

Budget: £27m 

Building type: Residential | Restoration + Extension 




The site is located on the eastern side of Fulham Road, 

adjacent to Coldridge Square Park and the Kings Chelsea 

residential development. The chapel was built in 1841 as 

the Chapel of the College of St Mark. 

Conversion of the King’s Chapel to provide two self 

contained residential dwellings (2 x 4 bed & 1x3), Creation 

of a subterranean storey beneath the Chapel and 

construction of a rear conservatory to the rear of the listed 

building. Development within the north west corner of the 

site to provide a new build extension to St Mark’s House, 

inclusive of subterranean floorspace. Provision of off street 

car parking, hard and soft landscaping, refuse and cycle 

storage and the installation of two external condensers units. 

The additions to the original chapel are conceived as selfsupporting, 

transparent glass structures that push up lightly 

against the walls of the chapel with minimum intervention. 

The original brick details to the arches, niches etc. can be 

viewed through these extensions. The additions are proposed 

to the East side of the chapel only, with the public facade to 

the building visible from Fulham Road remaining unchanged. 

The site is complimented by large, mature London Plane 

trees to the East, adjacent to the park; the glass extensions 

are sited discretely, reflecting the natural landscaping and 

complimenting the setting of the building. 

The proposals work with the listed interior, preserving original 

detail wherever possible and providing a sustainable future 

for the chapel. The minimum interventions are proposed with 

any impact on the heritage asset given careful consideration. 

Original trusses, ribs, vaults are restored. Some sensitive 

adaptation to the fenestration is required and new roof-light 

openings provided to supply natural light at the required 

levels to these residences. 

South Elevation 

East Elevation 

Site Plan

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Long Section 

Ground Floor 

First Floor 

Detail 1. Swimming pool area 

Detail 2. Bedroom area 

Detail 3. Living room area 

Second Floor

Royal Court Theatre 

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Location: Sloane Square, London (UK) | SW1W 8AX 


Budget: £4m 

Building type: Theatre | New building 


Tasks: Planning application | Design development | 

3D Models 

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The site is located within the Royal Borough of Kensington 

and Chelsea, on the eastern side of Sloane Square and 

adjoining Sloane Square underground station. The site 

comprises the Royal Court Theatre which opened as 

the New Court Theatre in 1888. 

The proposed development relates to the existing 

single storey building located to the south of the 

theatre. This existing building is to be redeveloped 

to provide a part one, part two storey building 

incorporating new ancillary space for rehearsal and 

administrative purposes. A covered workshop area 

is also to be constructed between the theatre and 

proposed building. 

The development is being proposed to respond to 

the limitations of the existing space which is currently 

inefficient in layout and insufficient in size to 

accommodate ancillary theatre activities, in 

particular rehearsals. It also aims to address the 

poor relationship between the main theatre and 

single storey building, to improve connectivity and 

conditions for users , particularly in wet weather 

conditions. The development will also enhance the 

appearance of the site, in particular the access way 

which is currently used for plant and storage, and 

replacement of the existing single storey building 

which is tired in appearance. 

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Copyright of this drawing and contents remain with Shard Architecture Ltd.Do 

not scale from drawings. The contractor is to 3verify dimensions on site prior to 

the commencement of work. Any discrepancies are to be reported to the 

Architect / Supervising Officer immediately. If in doubt - seek clarification.All 

work must comply with the current Building Regulations and Local 4 Byelaws. No 

materials are to be used or method of workmanship employed 4 unless 

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work must comply with the current Building Regulations and Local Byelaws. No 

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work must comply with the current Building Regulations and Local Byelaws. No 

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Tel: 020 7164 6591 



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PLATFORM 

Cross Section 


Roof

22 TREVOR PLACE 

Location: Knightsbridge, London (UK) | SW7 1LB 

Year: 2014 

Budget: £2m 




3D Models 

Georgian house located in the Knightsbridge 

Conservation Area, which is part of the London 

Borough of Westminster at the postcode SW7. Trevor 

Place was developed in stages between 1828 and 

1852, with house number 22 being completed 

by 1843. Since then, the house underwent some 

alterations, and a mansard roof structure was 

added. 

The current proposal is to construct a first level of 

basement below the full footprint of the existing 

house, front vaults and the whole area of rear 

garden and front lightwell, to accommodate a 

family room, utility room, WC and plant room. The 

foundation of the new structure will be a maximum 

of 7m below street level. To provide connections 

to the new extensions, the existing lower ground 

floor will be replaced with a composite steel/ 

concrete floor spanning between new steelwork. 

New transfer structures will take the load from the 

upper floors down to the new foundation level. 

BEDROOM BEDROOM SUITE SUITE 2BEDROOM 2 

SUITE BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM SUITE SUITE 2 SUITE 2 2 

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Trevor Place Elevation 

The existing house will be subject to alterations on 

all floors and remodeling of the existing staircase 

up until the first floor level to suit the new extension. 

FAMILY FAMILY ROOM ROOM FAMILY ROOM FAMILY FAMILY ROOM FAMILY ROOM ROOM 

FAMILY FAMILY ROOM ROOM + FAMILY + ROOM FAMILY FAMILY + ROOM FAMILY ROOM + ROOM + + 

DINING DINING ROOM ROOM DINING ROOM DINING DINING ROOM DINING ROOM ROOM 

CLOAKROOM CLOAKROOM CLOAKROOM 

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MASTER SUITE BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM SUITE SUITE 1 SUITE 1 1 

PLANT PLANT 

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First Floor Plan 

Second Floor Plan 

Third Floor Plan 

Basement 2 

Ground Floor Plan 

STORE STORE 

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STORE PLANT STORE STORE PLANT 

PLANT PLANT PLANT 

Basement 1

BEDROOM SUITE 4 

MASTER BEDROOM SUITE 1 

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Front façade 

PLANT 

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FAMILY ROOM 

FAMILY ROOM 

FAMILY ROOM 

D.2 Front Elevation 

Long Section 

Rear Elevation 

Detail 1 Detail 2 Detail 3 

Rear façade

10 Petersham House 

Location: South Kensington, London (UK) | SW7 3HD 

Year: 2014 

Budget: £100k 

Building type: Residential | Refurbishment + Extension 




Flat 11, is located on the Sixth Floor of the building 

“Petersham House (built in 1951)” in South 

Kensington. 

It forms part of the original top storey to the 

building, back from the facade. The flat was 

subsequently extended across the terrace to the 

East. The new proposals comprise the following: 

Internal alterations and refurbishment; Build a new 

extension on the terrace; Raise the terrace level 

and install new, raised metal guarding, designed to 

match the guarding to the penthouse apartment 

at the top level of the building; Renew all windows 

and doors; Install a new low level external heat 

pump on the roof of the East Wing, set well back 

from the edge and against the chimney stack, not 

seen from street level. 

Harrington Road Elevation 

Proposed Floor Plan 

Existing Floor Plan

Long Section 

Interior view 

D.4 D.3 

D.1 D.2 

Interior view 

Detail 1 

Detail 2 

Detail 3 

Detail 4 

Exterior view

7 Ladbroke Gardens 

Location: Notting Hill, London (UK) | W11 2PT 

Year: 2014 

Budget: £70k 

Building type: Residential | Refurbishment 



development |Measured building survey 

Interior refurbishment of small 1-bedroom 

apartment in Notting Hill. It forms part of a Georgian 

house from the early 19th century. 

In this project the building services are refurbished; 

the internal structure is reinforced and made 

good; the interior arrangement is improved 

by demolishing some walls and partitions and 

refurnishing the whole apartment. There are 2 

main spaces: a natural light permitting open plan 

living space with cooking and dining facilities and 

a bedroom with an ensuite shower room. 

Ladbroke Gardens Elevation 

As it is a listed building, all the skirting boards, door 

and window architraves are kept intact. All the 

mouldings of the new partitions, doors and windows 

will be installed following the original design. 

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Proposed Floor Plan

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Kitchen 

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Detail 1 Detail 2 Bedroom

26 Beech Hill 

Location: Hadley Wood, London (UK) | EN4 0JP 

Year: 2014 

Budget: £2m 




Photomontages | 3D Models 

New building located in Barnet, north London, 

close to the “Hadley Wood” golf club. 

It is planned to be a 2-storey house, with a 

monumental looking at the request of the client. 

The floor plan has a singular arrangement due to 

the central courtyard where the main entrance is 

located. The house is formed in the following way: 

at the ground floor level an open plan living space 

with cooking and dining facilities and at the first 

floor level the bedrooms. 

KITCHEN 

GALLERY 

Long Section 

Regarding the façade, the building includes buff 

bricks with large glass openings. In addition, it is a 

flat-roofed house, which is uncommon in UK. The 

structure consists of reinforced concrete frames. 

FAMILY 

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DINING 

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GARAGE 

REFUSE STORE 

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Ground Floor Plan


South east view

24 Beech Hill 

Location: Hadley Wood, London (UK) | EN4 0JP 

Year: 2014 

Budget: £2m 





New building located in Barnet, north London, 

close to the “Hadley Wood” golf club. 

It is planned to be a 3-storey house, with a 

monumental aspect at the request of the client. 

The building is formed in the following way: at the 

ground floor level an open plan living space with 

cooking and dining facilities; at the first floor level 

the bedrooms; and finally, at the second floor level 

a leisure area consisting of a terrace, gym, spa…. 

Long Section 

Regarding the façade, the building includes buff 

bricks with large glass openings. In addition, it is a 

flat-roofed house, which is uncommon in UK. The 

structure consists of reinforced concrete frames. 

FAMILY 

PLANT 

STUDY 

GARAGE 

WC 

HALL 

DINING 

KITCHEN 

UTILITY 

RECEPTION 

REFUSE STORE 

BAR 

Ground Floor Plan

North Elevation 

South view

Rosemary Lodge (NW Block) 

Location: Wimbledon, London (UK) | SW20 8TQ 


Budget: £1.5m 

Building type: Residential | Restoration + extension 



Demolition plans | Photomontages 

The building is located within West Wimbledon 

Conservation Area. Rosemary Lodge was built in 

1901. Its plot occupies the bottom of the ‘U’ shaped 

road layout formed by The Drive and the junction 

with Arterberry Road. 

Some of the most important alterations: 

- The front façade is to be retained and restored. 

- The windows will be replaced on a like for like 

basis, to allow for double glazing to be used. 

- The roof is proposed to be replaced to ensure 

a consistent finish across the whole roof and to 

incorporate the new dormers. 

- The central chimney stack is proposed to be 

rebuilt to match the existing. 

- It is proposed to remove the north facade and 

remove the proposed external staircase down to 

the basement. Also, to infill the rear north eastern 

corner of the building. 

- On the south elevation, the section of wall with 

the bay window and two windows at first floor 

level is proposed to be retained, the remainder 

is proposed to be replaced due to the poor 

condition. 

The Drive Elevation (West) 

Ground Floor Plan

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Shard Architecture 

WWW.SHARDARCHITECTURE 



Tel: 020 7164 6591 Email: mail@shard 


Proposed 

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Project 

1508 - ROSEMARY LODGE (NW BLOCK) 

London SW20 8TQ 


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PROPOSED DEMOLITIONS IN ELEVATION (WEST) 

Existing West Elevation showing demolitions 


First Floor Plan 

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Second Floor Plan 

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Project 

1508 - ROSEMARY LODGE (NW BLOCK) 

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Existing East Elevation showing demolitions 

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PROPOSED DEMOLITIONS IN ELEVATION (EAST) 

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PROPOSED DEMOLITIONS Remarks IN ELEVATION (EAST) 

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Budget: £3m 




Photomontages 

These new buildings are located within West Wimbledon 

Conservation Area. They occupy the north and south 

east area of the ‘U’ shaped road layout formed by The 

Drive and the junction with Arterberry Road. 

2 pairs of semi-detached houses with pitched roofs, 

projecting bays beneath front gables. The design has 

been developed after a careful analysis of the character 

of the Conservation Area, with specific contextual 

referencing. The architecture is an interpretation of the 

historic semi-detached house types that typify the area, 

with steep pitched roofs, front gables with projecting 

bay windows and recessed entrance porches. 

The Drive Elevation (South) 

The roof pitch and eaves levels have been set to 

reflect these historic contextual references and enable 

photovoltaic panels to be recessed below the ridge 

and out of sight. The projecting bays are finished in 

a special stucco, unpainted and coated with stone 

dust and lime, to resemble the stone used within the 

Conservation Area. The brick is a buff stock mix of 

Petersen Kolumba bricks that reference the yellow and 

buff stock bricks used in the villa opposite at no. 30A 

Arterberry Road and surrounding properties. 

The front facades respect the proportion and rhythm of 

the surrounding historic context. The design principles 

extend around the 4 facades of the pair of semidetached 

houses to create coherent architecture that 

sits easily within the historic context. The architecture 

is not a imitation, but a high quality, contemporary 

interpretation of the historic context. 

Ground Floor Plan

Arterberry Road Elevation 

West Elevation 

View from the Drive (South East) 

View from Arterberry Road 

Long Section 

View of the kitchen

Rosemary Lodge (SW Block) 



Budget: £1.5m 




Photomontages 

The building is located within West Wimbledon 

Conservation Area. It occupies the south west area of 

the ‘U’ shaped road layout formed by The Drive and 

the junction with Arterberry Road. 

1 house with pitched roof, projecting bays beneath front 

gables. The design has been developed after a careful 

analysis of the character of the Conservation Area, 

with specific contextual referencing. The architecture 

is an interpretation of the historic semi-detached house 

types that typify the area, with steep pitched roofs, 

front gables with projecting bay windows and recessed 

entrance porches. 

The Drive Elevation (South) 

THE DRIVE 

The roof pitch and eaves levels have been set to 

reflect these historic contextual references and enable 

photovoltaic panels to be recessed below the ridge 

and out of sight. The projecting bays are finished in 

a special stucco, unpainted and coated with stone 

dust and lime, to resemble the stone used within the 

Conservation Area. The brick is a red mix of Petersen 

Kolumba bricks that reference the red bricks used in 

the surroundings. 

The front facades respect the proportion and rhythm of 

the surrounding historic context. The design principles 

extend around the 4 facades to create coherent 

architecture that sits easily within the historic context. 

The architecture is not a imitation, but a high quality, 

contemporary interpretation of the historic context. 

Ground Floor Plan

D.1 

Rear Elevation (North) 

The Drive Elevation (West) 

View from the Drive (South) 

View of the master bedroom 

Cross Section 

Detail 1. Window bay 

View of the cinema room

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Woodyers’ Barn 

Location: Ockley, Surrey (UK) | RH5 6HP 



Building type: Residential | Restoration 



Construction development | Photomontages 

A barn with a detached two storey dwelling set in a 

secluded rural location, to the west of Broomehall 

Road, near to Ockley and Coldharbour. The site 

is designated as Metropolitan Green Belt, Area of 

Outstanding Natural Beauty and Area of Great 

Landscape Value. 

The proposal has been laid out to provide separate 

amenity areas and maintain privacy between the 

proposed properties. The proposed development 

will similarly be constructed in high quality materials 

sympathetic to surrounding residential properties. 

The development will be moderate in scale. It will 

respect the form, rural character and local style 

of building of its immediate setting and would not 

materially harm the character of the countryside. 

Proposed Front Elevation 

The siting, footprint and volume of the proposed 

scheme are exactly the same as the existing 

structure to be demolished. A traditional palette 

would finish the building, with materials including, 

timber boarding, clay tiles… 

Exterior view of the existing barn 

On the ground floor the kitchen, living and 

dining room will be located. On the first floor, a 

massive ensuite bedroom with amazing views to 

countryside. 

Exterior view of the existing barn 

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Walnut Tree Cottage 

Location: Warminster, Wiltshire (UK) | BA12 9HF 

Year: 2014 






External extension and interior refurbishment of a 

19th century cottage located in Warminster. 

Demolition works carried out to the modern 

extension of the building, with the purpose of 

leaving the primitive building intact. 

A new extension is designed to the rear façade, 

where the living room will be located. The structure 

of this new construction consists of steel columns 

and timber beams and rafters. The new façade 

will be covered by the same stone of the original 

cottage. 


In addition, the ground floor arrangement will 

be amended by way of changing the position 

of the partitioning walls to enhance the different 

spaces. A new kitchen, wc will be set there. All the 

building services will be replaced and the structure 

reinforced to support the new loads of the rear 

extension 

4 5 6 7 8 

3 

2 

1 

Proposed Ground Floor Plan

STEP: +30MM 

Cross Section 

North Elevation 

CONSERVATORY 

STEP: +120MM 

FAMILY ROOM 

WC 

UTILITY ROOM 

4 5 6 7 8 

3 

2 

1 

SITTING ROOM 

KITCHEN 

Existing Ground Floor Plan showing demolitions 

Aerial View

10 Howard Road 

Location: Dorking, Surrey (UK) | RH4 3HR 

Year: 2014 





Construction development 

10 Howard Road is a semi-detached Victorian 

house. It is set within Dorking Conservation Area. 

The new proposals comprise the following: 

- Modest front light-well is proposed of 

approximately 800mm depth to provide light to 

the existing basement rooms via new windows. 

Remarks 









Status 


SCALE: 1:50 

Feb 16 1:50@A3 1305-PA-101 B 

0 1.25 m 2.5 m 5 m 

- New rear extension. The proposed rear façade 

is proposed as painted render to match the existing 

walls and surrounding houses. These rooms will have 

pitched glazed roofs so as not to compromise light 

levels within the existing house. 

- The crude existing mono-pitch roof to the 

2-storey existing rear extension will be replaced 

with a hipped roof matching the character of the 

neighbouring roof at no. 9 and the surrounding 

area. 

- Conservation roof-lights are proposed to the rear 

roof pitch and thes tandard casement window 

to the existing extension at first floor level will be 

replaced with a new 6 over 6 vertical painted 

timber sliding sash window. 

- All facades will be repainted with materials and 

colours appropriate for these houses and the 

surrounding streets. 


1305 - 10 & 11 HOWARD ROAD 

DORKING RH4 3HR 

Proposed 

Lower Ground & Ground Floor Plan 

Project 

LOW LEVEL BIN STORE 

RECEPTION 

DINING ROOM 

KITCHEN / BREAKFAST 

FRONT GARDEN 

LOWER GROUND FLOOR PLAN 

BEDROOM 3 

Remarks 

Remarks 


Ltd.Do not Copyright scale from of drawings. this drawing The and contractor contents is to remain verify dimensions with Shard on Architecture 

site 

prior to Ltd.Do the commencement not scale from of drawings. work. Any The discrepancies contractor is are to to verify be reported dimensions to on site 

the Architect prior to the / Supervising commencement Officer of work. immediately. Any discrepancies If in doubt are to - be seek reported to 

clarification.All the Architect work must / Supervising comply with Officer the current immediately. Building Regulations If in doubt and - seek 

Local Byelaws. clarification.All No materials work must are comply to be used with or the method current Building of workmanship Regulations and 

employed Local unless Byelaws. conformity No materials with the are current to be Codes used or of Practice method & of British workmanship 

Standards employed is ensured. unless conformity with the current Codes of Practice & British 


Status 

Status PLANNING APPLICATION 


SCALE: 1:50 

SCALE: 1:50 

Feb 16 1:50@A3 1305-PA-101 B 

Feb 16 1:50@A3 1305-PA-102 B 

0 1.25 m 2.5 m 5 m 

0 1.25 m 2.5 m 5 m 

Lower Ground Floor Plan 

LAUNDRY / STORE SHOWER 

Date 

Date 

Scale 

Scale 

Number 

Number 

Rev 

Rev 

1305 - 10 & 11 HOWARD ROAD 


1305 - 10 & 11 HOWARD ROAD 


Proposed 

Proposed 

Lower Ground & Ground Floor Plan 

First & Second Floor Plan 

Project 

Project 


LOW LEVEL BIN STORE 

RECEPTION 

DINING ROOM 

KITCHEN / BREAKFAST 

BEDROOM 4 

FRONT GARDEN 



BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM 2 

BEDROOM 3 

BEDROOM 1 

BEDROOM 2 

Remarks 

LAUNDRY / STORE SHOWER 

SHOWER ROOM 

SCALE: 1:50 




the Architect / Supervising 

DRESSING 

Officer immediately. If in doubt - BATHROOM 

seek 

Feb 16 1:50@A3 1305-PA-102 B 


Local Byelaws. No materials are to be used or method of workmanship Status 




0 1.25 m 2.5 m 5 m 


1305 - 10 & 11 HOWARD ROAD 


Proposed 

First & Second Floor Plan 

Project 


Howard Road Elevation 

Ground Floor Plan First Floor Plan Second Floor Plan 

BEDROOM 4 


Te 

REAR PA 

GARDE 

S 

S 

W 

Tel: 020 716 

Te 

REA 

G 

S 

Tel: 0

D.4 

D.5 

DOUBLE - GLAZED 

WHITE PAINTED HARDWOOD 

DOOR FRAMES 

DOUBLE GLAZZED ROOFLIGHT 

EXISTING SLATE ROOF 




DOOR FRAMES 


DOOR FRAMES 


DOOR FRAMES 

725 725 

725 725 

2060 

130 

725 725 


DETAIL W2. CONSERVATION ROOFLIGHT 

1600 

D.3 

1340 

HORIZONTAL SECTION 


1922 

PROPRIETARY LEAD FLASHING 

2060 

2060 

138 


130 

38 


DOUBLE GLAZZED CONSTRUCTION 

DOOR FRAMES 

ROOFLIGHT 

2060 


130 

38 

130 

1922 

138 

38 

1922 

138 



DOOR FRAMES 


DOOR FRAMES 

1922 

138 




DOOR FRAMES 

780 

800 

800 

1000 100 

FLAT ROOFLIGHT DETAIL W3 

800 

1000 

2290 

2290 

2290 

1000 100 

2290 

PVC ROOF MEMBRANE 

DRESSED UP OVER 

ROOFLIGHT KERB 

317 317 

173 60 60 100 

317 

173 173 60 

60 

60 

60 

100 

100 

WHITE PAINTED HARD WOOD 

VERTICAL SLIDING SASH WINDOW 

173 60 60 100 

981 

291 291 291 

1362 

NEW BATHROOM WINDOW. W1 

22 

22 

1362 

62 

62 

VE 

105 

NEW CONSERVATION ROOFLIGHT 


5 m 

5 m 

D 0 

Remarks Remarks 

Front Elevation 

FRONT ELEVATION FRONT ELEVATION 

CODE 4 LEAD FLASHING 

STUDY / BEDROOM 4 

LONSDALE THERMGARD 

SERIES GLAZING BAR 

D 1 

Project Project 

1305 - 101305 & 11 HOWARD - 10 & 11 HOWARD ROAD ROAD 

DORKING DORKING RH4 3HRRH4 3HR 


PVC CAVITY CLOSER 

725 

REAR ELEVATION REAR ELEVATION 

CODE 4 LEAD FLASHING 

Proposed Proposed VERTICAL SECTION 

SHARD 

Front & Rear Front Elevation & Rear Elevation 

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Copyright of this Copyright drawing of and this contents drawing and remain contents with Shard remain Architecture with Shard Architecture 

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Feb 16 1:50@A3 1305-PA-103 


A 


Feb 16 1:50@A3 1305-PA-103 A 

6 Stamford Square, 6 Stamford Square, 

clarification.All clarification.All work must comply work with must the comply current with Building the current Regulations Building andRegulations and 

London SW15 2BF London SW15 2BF 

Local Byelaws. Local No materials Byelaws. are No materials to be used are or to method be used of or workmanship method of workmanship Status Status 







Standards is ensured. Standards is ensured. 

LONSDALE THERMGARD 

SERIES GLAZING BAR 

PVC CAVITY CLOSERPVC CAVITY CLOSER 

95 

EXISTING SLATE VERTICAL ROOF SECTION 

D.1 D.2 


95 


725 

95 

REAR GARDEN 

REAR 

DOORS 

GARDEN DOORS 

REAR GARDEN DOORS 

D 2 

95 

725 

725 

ext 

int 

REAR GARDEN DOORS 



WHITE PAINTED 

ALUMINIUM 

CAPPING 



ext 

int 

ext 

ext 

int 

int 



PVC CAVITY CLOSER PVC CAVITY CLOSER 

800 

800 

800 

800 

95100 

50 100 

FLAT ROOFLIGHT DETAIL W3 

95100 

5095100 

100 50 100 

DOOR PROPOSED DETAILS 

1305-PA-306 

95100 

50 100 

DOOR PROPOSED 1305-PA-306 DETAILS 

FRONT LIGHTWELL DOOR 


22 1340 1305-PA-306 

22 

Unit London 

3, 247 The Broadway 

SW19 1SD 

VERTICAL SECTION 

Shard Architecture 

Tel: 020 8540 6248 Email: mail@shardarchtecture.com 

Shard ltd Architecture ltd 

Detail 1 Detail 2 Unit 3, 247 The Broadway 

HORIZONTAL London SW19 1SD Unit 3, 247 SECTIONS 

The Detail Broadway 3 


FRONT LIGHTWELL 

FRONT 

DOOR 

LIGHTWELL DOOR 

FRONT LIGHTWELL DOOR 

DOUBLE GLAZED 

TOUGHENED/ 

LAMINATED 

GLASS 


PVC ROOF MEMBRANE 

DRESSED UP OVER 

ROOFLIGHT KERB 

1600 

1600 


NEW BATHROOM WINDOW. W1 

M 1:20 @ A3 

1305 - 10 & M 111:20 HOWARD @ A3ROAD 

M 1:20 M @ 1:20 A3@ A3 


1305 - 101305-PA-306 

& 11 HOWARD ROAD 1305 - 10 & 11 HOWARD ROAD 

1305 - 10 & 11 HOWARD ROAD 


Shard Architecture London SW19 1SD ltd 

Tel: 020 8540 6248 Email: mail@shardarchtecture.com 

Tel: 

Unit 

020 

3, 

8540 

247 

6248 

The 

Email: 

Broadway 

mail@shardarchtecture.com 

London SW19 1SD 

Tel: 020 8540 6248 

Email: mail@shardarchtecture.com 

22 

22 

1340 

HORIZONTAL SECTIONS 


VERTI 

Tel 

DOUBLE GLAZZED CONSTRUCTIO 

ROOFLIGHT 



PROP 

DOUBLE GLA 

ROOFLIGHT 

Tel: 020 

S 

BEDROOM 1 

BEDROOM 2 

D 3 

RECEPTION 

DINING ROOM 

WHITE PAINTED ALUMINIUM CAPPING 

SECTION 

NEW CONSERVATORY 

WHITE PAINTED 

ALUMINIUM 

GLAZING BAR 

INSULATED GUTTER 






PROPRIETARY LEAD F 

EXISTING SLATE ROO 


WHITE PAINTED ALUMINIUM 

GLAZING BAR 

PLAYROOM / BEDROOM 3 




Long Section Detail 4 Detail 5 

M 1:5 @ A3 

NEW CONSERVATION ROOFLIGHT

4 Collingham Gardens 

Location: Earl’s Court, London (UK) | SW5 0HS 

Year: 2014 

Budget: £14m 

Building type: Residential | Restoration 



Interior design | Construction development 

Collingham Gardens is located north of the Old 

Brompton Road and to the east of Earls Court and 

lies within the Courtfield Conservation Area in the 

Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. 

The objectives of the proposals are: 

-The reinstatement of unauthorized openings at 

Lower Ground floor. 

- The improvement of access and circulation 

patterns within the dwelling particularly for elderly 

and disabled family members thereby promoting 

lifetime use and contributing to a sustainable 

future. 

- The reinstatement of lost key original finishes. 

-Lower Ground floor works are to strengthen the 

social hierarchy of the house consistent with the 

contemporary use and plan form; and thus in 

accordance with the ethos of the original design 

intent. This involves carrying out minor alterations 

to walls and openings and the lowering of the rear 

dining and kitchen. 

Collingham Gardens Elevation 

Detail 

Lower Ground Floor Plan Ground Floor Plan First Floor Plan Fourth Floor Plan

Notes 

280 

590 

200 

2066 60 

200 660 40 200 

550 

2066 60 

200 660 40 200 

550 

200 660 40 200 

Rev Date Comments 

200 660 40 200 

Open 

shelves 

255 

255 

60 

Drawers 

270 

270 

60 

60 295 60 525 60 295 60 525 60 295 60 

2295 

Open 

shelves 

255 

255 

60 

Open 

shelves 

Drawers 

60 

Drawers 

270 

270 

60 

Open 

60 

shelves 

Open 

shelves 

750 

60 

Drawers 

Open 

60 

shelves 

750 


A 27/01/14 Front rooflight removed 

Front Elevation 

110 

550 

200 660 40 200 

0 5 10 

2126 

Metres 1:100 @ A3 

Long Section 

516 

200 590 280 

Remarks 

Consented works on elevations 

Proposed works on elevations 

Project 

4 Collingham Gardens 

London SW5 0HW 

Copyright of this drawing and its contents remain wi 

Architecture Ltd. 

All work must comply with the current Building Reg 

and Local Byelaws. No materials are to be used or 

of workmanship employed unless conformity w 

current Codes of Practice, British/European Standa 

good building practice is ensured. 

No materials shall be used that have been identifie 

BPF/BCO report 'Good practice in the select 

construction materials' (current edition), other 

accordance with the recommendations as to good 

contained in section 2 of that report. 

Dimensions to be verified on site. Only figured dim 

to be used and any discrepancies in dimensions ar 

reported to the architect. No dimensions are to b 

from printed drawings. Any areas indicated on this 

are for guidance only. No responsibility is taken f 

accuracy. 

There is a risk of injury or death in construction if th 

are not properly planned and supervised. The co 

must not undertake any element of the work with 

having carried out the necessary risk assessme 

prepared detailed method statements. 

60 295 60 525 60 295 60 525 60 295 60 

2295 









Title 

Propose 

Front E 

Date 

Jan'14 

Status 

1700 

D 

A 

B 

C 

2295 

Rev Date Remarks 

1070 

200 

2365 

1020 

550 

20 

110 

550 

200 660 40 200 

2126 

516 

200 590 280 

Project 

Title 

Date Scale Number 

Status 

1700 

Detail. Floor plan 

1020 167 

SHARD 

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55-57 Pont Street 

Location: Knightsbridge, London (UK) | SW1X 0BD 

Year: 2015 

Budget: £4m 



Tasks: Planning application | Design development 

Numbers 55 and 57 Pont Street are two seven 

storey Victorian red brick terrace houses situated in 

Knightsbridge, London. That stretch of Pont Street 

is characterised by the presence of consequential 

terraces built around a century or so ago as highclass 

residential accommodation. 

Development consists of conversion/ rebuild of 

the existing buildings to provide five high quality 

residential apartments together with underground 

car parking and leisure facilities.The basement 

level comprised of a car parking facility for each 

apartment, store rooms, electrical rooms, refuse 

and plant areas. 

The main features of these terraced houses are 

use constructed using red brick and rich terracotta 

detail combined with white rendered ornamental 

elements. The architectural richness of the front 

facades is contrasted by fairly simple architectural 

treatment at the rear expressed in yellow brick and 

a steady regularity of traditional sash windows. 

Title 

Project 

55-57 PONT STREET 

PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR 


6 Stamford Square 


01.07.2015 1:100@A3 1504-D-02 


Design Intent 

Status 










Remarks 

Title 

Project 


PROPOSED FIRST FLOOR 

Pont Street Elevation 




01.07.2015 1:100@A3 1504-D-03 


Design Intent 

Status 










Lower Ground Floor Plan 

Ground Floor Plan 

0 2.5 m 5 m 10 m 

SCALE: 1:100 

First to Fourth Floor Plan 

0 2.5 m 5 m 10 m 

SCALE: 1:100 

Remarks 

Fifth Floor Plan

SIR 

GEORGE 

ALEXANDER 

1858-1918 

ACTOR 

MANAGER 

lived here 

B 

SIR 

GEORGE 

ALEXANDER 

1858-1918 

ACTOR 

MANAGER 

lived here 

D.2 

D 

F 

E 

D.1 

Front Elevation SECTION D-D 

SECTION E-E 

Long Section SECTION F-F Rear Elevation 

SECTION D-D 

window height 

SECTION E-E 

:200 

5 m 10 m 20 m 

Title 

Shard Arc 

6 Stamf 

London 

Scale Number Rev 

Date 

SECTION B-B 

PROPOSED 

01.07.2015 1:200@A3 1504-D-10 

Status 

Design Intent 

Tel: 020 7164 6591 Em 


seek - doubt in If immediately. Officer Supervising / Architect the 

Remarks 


and 

Regulations Building current the with comply must work clarification.All 




Project 



Project 





Title 

PROPOSED SECTION D-D, E-E & F-F 


01.07.2015 1:200@A3 1504-D-12 

0 clarification.All 5 mwork must comply with 10 mthe current Building Regulations and 20 m 



Design Intent 


SCALE: 1:200 

0 5 m 10 m 20 m 

Remarks 


Remarks 

Project 





Copyright of this drawing and contents remain with 

Ltd.Do not scale from drawings. The contractor is to verify 


prior to the commencement of work. Any discrepancies a 

the Architect / Supervising Officer immediately. If 

clarification.All work must comply with the current Build 

Local Byelaws. No materials are to be used or metho 

employed unless conformity with the current Codes o 


SCALE: 1:200 

FINISHED FLOOR LEVEL 

Detail 1. Horizontal Section Detail 1. Vertical Section Detail 2

43 Sloane Gardens 

Location: Kensington, London (UK) | SW1W 8ED 


Budget: £2m 



Tasks: Planning application | Design development 

Sloane Gardens is an ‘L’ shaped tree-lined 

street with three contemporary but varying 

red brick terraces dating from the late 19th 

century. No.43 forms the eastern most house in 

the southern terrace (Nos 43-59) and faces north. 

No.43, 45 and 47 terminate the southward view 

along Sloane Gardens. 

The aspiration for the building is to refurbish and 

restore the building to provide appropriate quality 

residences for the location. The building exterior 

will be restored to befit the historic setting within 

the conservation area. 

Sloane Gardens Elevation 

The following elements of the exterior will be 

restored: gables, balustrades, terracotta swags, 

chimney stacks, chimney pots and the window 

joinery. 

UPPER FIRST FLOOR 

U 

The proposal involves the retention of the existing 

apartments, incorporating a new side extension 

and a new roof terrace. 

MEZZANINE 

MEZZANINE MEZZANINE 


Lower Ground Floor Plan Ground Floor Plan First Floor Plan 


LOWER LOWER GROUND GROUND FLOOR FLOOR PLAN PLAN 

GROUND FLOOR PLAN 

GROUND GROUND FLOOR FLOOR PLAN PLAN

- 16.11.14 ISSUED FOR PRICING 

No.45 

43 SLOANE GARDENS 

43 SLOANE GARDENS No.45 

+26335 

D.1 

A 

Consented lead clad 

roof extension 

New black painted 

metal railing 

A 

Consented lead-clad 

roof extension with 

glazed + louvred doors 

+23904 

Consented lead clad 

roof extension 


metal railing 

D.2 


metal railing 

D.3 

+21360 

New black painted metal railing 

+17850 

+14410 

Consented side 

extension 

+10440 

HOLBEIN 

MEWS 

+6650 

SLOANE 

GARDENS 

+6228 

+5396 

+3650 

+3510 

+3400 

Remarks 

Holbein Mews Elevation Long Section 1 Sloane Gardens Elevation 

Project 


London SW1W 8ED 

Proposed 

Holbein Mews Elevation 






Aug 16 1:100@A3 1602 - PA - 204 A 

0 2.5 m 5 m 10 m 




SCALE: 1:100 



Remarks 

SHARD 

Project 

SHARD 

0 2.5 m 5 m 10 m 

Shard Architecture 43 SLOANE ltd GARDENS 

Proposed Notes 

Notes 

Copyright of this drawing and contents remain withCopyright of this drawing and contents remain with 



Section A-A Shard Architecture Ltd.Do not scale from drawings. Shard Architecture Ltd.Do not scale from drawings. 

SCALE: 1:100 

The contractor is to verify dimensions on site prior toThe contractor is to verify dimensions on site prior to 


the commencement of work. Any discrepancies are tothe commencement of work. Any discrepancies are to 

be reported to the Architect / Supervising Officerbe reported to the Architect / Supervising Officer 

London 

Copyright 

SW15 2BF 

of this drawing and contents remain with Shard Architecture 

Date Scale Number Rev Shard Architecture ltd 

Tel: 020 7164 6591 Email: Ltd.Do mail@shardarchitecture.com 

not scale from drawings. The contractor is to verify dimensions on site 

must immediately. comply If with in doubt the current - seek clarification. Building Regulations 

All workimmediately. If in doubt - seek clarification. All work 

must comply with the current Building Regulations 

and Local Byelaws. No materials are to be used orand Local Byelaws. No materials are to be used or 

method of workmanship employed unless conformitymethod of workmanship employed 



unless conformity 

with the current Codes of Practice & British Standards 


Aug 16 1:100@A3 is ensured. 1602 - PA - 205 Awith the current Codes of Practice & British Standards 

is ensured. 

Remarks 



NOTES: 


NOTES: 


1. To be read in conjunction with general 1. To be read 


Planning arrangement Application 

drawings for extent of 

Tel: in conjunction 020 7164 with 6591 general Email: mail@shardarchitecture.com 

arrangement drawings for extent of 


balustrading. 

balustrading. 

Opt 1 - All Brushed S/Steel 

Opt 1 - All Brushed S/Steel 

2. The Main Contractor is to establish all 

appropriate levels & falls to discharges into 

existing rain water drainage system. 

3. All insulation, waterproofing, drainage 

layers, isolating membranes and vapour 

barriers are to be installed in accordance 

with manufacturers' instructions and issued 

details. 

4. All screeds and adhesives are to be 

appropriate and suitable for the intended 

use. 

5. If the Main Contractor wishes to use an 

alternative to the Bauder waterproofing 

system then details of an alternative 

reinforced bitumen membrane system 

should be presented for approval. 

2. The Main Contractor is to establish all 

appropriate levels & falls to discharges into 

existing rain water drainage system. 

3. All insulation, waterproofing, drainage 

layers, isolating membranes and vapour 

barriers are to be installed in accordance 

with manufacturers' instructions and issued 

details. 

4. All screeds and adhesives are to be 

appropriate and suitable for the intended 

use. 

5. If the Main Contractor wishes to use an 

alternative to the Bauder waterproofing 

system then details of an alternative 

reinforced bitumen membrane system 

should be presented for approval. 

Project 



Copyright of this drawing and contents remain with Shard Arc 

Ltd.Do not scale from drawings. The contractor is to verify dimensio 

prior to the commencement of work. Any discrepancies are to be re 

the Architect / Supervising Officer immediately. If in doub 

clarification.All work must comply with the current Building Regula 

Local Byelaws. No materials are to be used or method of wor 

employed unless conformity with the current Codes of Practice 


Detail 1 

COPING +30560 COPING +30560 COPING +30560 

COPING +30560 

Opt 2 - Brushed S/Steel H/rail 

Powdercoat to remainder (RAL 

7024 Graphite Grey) 

Opt 2 - Brushed S/Steel H/rail 

Powdercoat to remainder (RAL 

7024 Graphite Grey) 

Detail 2 

Detail 3

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