One Tower Bridge

Designing an iconic London address. Conran and Partners has a long history with the London Bridge area, having led the redevelopment of Butler’s Wharf in 1983. Working with Berkeley Homes, the practice were invited to re-imagine a truly iconic part of London.
Conran and Partners designed the plans and layouts of 120 apartments to reflect how the building’s residents may want to live, developing an interior scheme which worked harmoniously with the architecture by Squire and Partners.
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The buildings architectural designs are inspired by their local context; the three identifiable references being the industrial warehouse buildings of Shad Thames to the east of the site, the sleek and glazed new build offices to the west, and the urban

Due to the practices’ previous involvement in the redevelopment of Butlers Wharf, Conran and Partners were invited to design the building which referenced Shad Thames’ heritage. The design translates the unique and individual characteristic of the area into the spirit of the internal spaces, carefully layering the robust and tactile charm of the industrial buildings with a sense of cosmopolitan luxury. 

The design approach was to focus on the quality of details that create a sense of identity relating to the heritage of the local area, but in a contemporary and refined manner. The integrity of the neighbourhood inspired a palette which highlights the natural beauty of each material and form a backdrop to the panoramic views of some of London’s most recognisable landmarks. Conran and Partners ambition was to create spaces which become a sanctuary in the centre of such a vibrant and dynamic area.

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