Martin Ashley Architects
This is one of the most unusual conservation projects in the UK, and has brought a “lost” London building back to productive use. The Royal Kitchens at Kew represents a unique survival of Georgian Royal domestic quarters and culinary life where today, thanks to Martin Ashley Architects’ sensitive and painstakingly executed £1.7million conservation and interpretation project for Historic Royal Palaces, visitors can understand what life there was like at the end of the 18th century. The programme concentrated on preserving surviving historic features, removing inappropriate accretions, reinstating features that had been lost through insensitive maintenance and refurbishment, and improving accessibility.
Awards:
Winner, RICS London Award 2014
Shortlisted, Museums + Heritage Awards 2014
Images:
Robin Forster/HRP
Awards:
Finalist, Museums and Heritage Awards 2014
Finalist, RICS Awards 2014
If you would like to find out more about any of the projects we’re working on, or talk to us about how Goodfellow Communications can help you, we’d love to hear from you.
Telephone: +44 (0) 203 633 2077
Email: [email protected]
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Goodfellow Communications
Unit 52.11, Woolyard
52 Bermondsey St
London
SE1 3UD
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