Whiteleys of Bayswater, London
Interior and exterior restoration of the once famous Grade II listed store. It is now a shopping center.
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Project details
| Title: | Whiteleys of Bayswater, London |
|---|---|
| Entr. year: | 1989 |
| Result: | Diploma |
| Country: | United Kingdom |
| Town: | London |
| Category type: | architectural heritage |
| Building type/ Project type: | Commercial building |
| Former use: | Department store |
| Actual use: | Shopping center |
| Built: | 19th century |
| Architect / Proj.leader: | Building Design Partnership (London -GB) |
| The Jury's citation: | "For the impressive refurbishment of a Grade II listed building, including striking new construction work, to provide a high quality shopping environment and generate commercial vitality" |
| GPS: | 51°30'50.1"N 0°11'16.9"W |
Description:
Interior and exterior restoration of the once famous Grade II listed store. It is now a shopping center.
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