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Petr Esposito
Commercial retrofit, told without the jargon.
Co-Founder and Director of Anomaly, a London architecture practice working across commercial retrofit and workplace projects.
- Practice
- Anomaly Architecture
- Based in
- Old Street, London EC1V 9HL, UK
- On the podcast
- Episode 0016 · Architecture Social
Selected work
Buildings with a second life.
Selected Anomaly projects showing how existing buildings are repositioned for contemporary workplace use.
City of London, United Kingdom · 2022
Duo, 280 Bishopsgate
A 300,000 sq ft retrofit that gives a former bank building new entrances, flexible offices, wellness space and roof terraces.
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Bristol, United Kingdom
41 Corn Street and Gilbert House
Two contrasting Bristol buildings, one Art Deco and one Brutalist, retrofitted as connected office-led schemes with active ground floors.
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Old Street, London, United Kingdom
Script
A tired 1980s office in Old Street refurbished and extended into 65,000 sq ft of flexible workspace with two new terrace levels.
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Settles Street ↗
A Victorian red-brick building in Whitechapel reopened as office space with a contemporary five-storey rear extension.
The Grain House ↗
A Southwark office building retrofitted and extended with a new core, reception, end-of-journey facilities and roof terrace.
About
The story so far.
A practice built around the unexpected.
Petr is Co-Founder and Director of Anomaly. The practice describes him as a graduate of the Bartlett School of Architecture and Ravensbourne University, with a decade of experience at internationally recognised practices before Anomaly.
His practice biography highlights commercial retrofit and residential work across London. Anomaly challenges slow, predictable project delivery and focuses on purposeful, commercially viable design.
Conversation
The thinking behind the work.
Episode 0016 · Architecture Social
Petr Esposito - Founding Director of Thirdway Architecture
In this week’s podcast, I was lucky enough to have a frank conservation with Petr Esposito about all things Architecture, an hour before a deadline! Come join us to learn more about Thirdway Architecture, Petr’s journey and some advice about what he looks for when interviewing for his team. The bells of time past were invented and thrown on the floor as well as a few horns honked in the making of this podcast. Explicit language, best listen at home or on headphones!
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The practice
Anomaly Architecture
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