Projects / Built project

Great Suffolk Street

Southwark, London, United Kingdom

A sensitive refurbishment of a Grade II-listed Southwark warehouse using reclaimed steel from a demolished Broadgate building.

Heritage
Grade II-listed warehouse
Material reuse
Reclaimed steel from Broadgate
Role
Structural and civil engineering
Recognition
NLA Retrofit winner 2022

The story

The story behind the work.

Great Suffolk Street brings a long-empty Grade II-listed warehouse back into use while retaining tall rooms and cruciform cast-iron columns. New work is deliberately legible against the industrial fabric.

Symmetrys is structural and civil engineer. The scheme reuses steel salvaged from Broadgate and has been recognised in the New London Awards conservation and retrofit categories.

Credits

Structural and civil engineering
Symmetrys

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