The story of 30 Euston Square – Adapting a purpose built environment to new use a century later
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Presentation by Kathy Tilney, Davison Tilney and Colin Hunter OBE FRCGP, Project Sponsor & Chair of Trustees, Royal College of General Practitioners to the WorkPlace Trends Conference 2013 in London A case study of the transformation of our venue this year.
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The story of 30 Euston Square – Adapting a purpose built environment to new use a century later
- 2. Princes Gate overlooking Hyde Park
- 4. Accommodation review • Freehold located in Zone 1-2 • Good transport links • Accommodate 300 staff • Examination Centre • Study bedrooms • Members facilities and State rooms • Conference centre • 300 seater auditorium • Circa 70 -110,000 sqft • Balance of Heritage and contemporary
- 5. Melton Street Elevation March 2010
- 6. Temporary Home : Bow Church Yard Bow Church yard
- 7. uston Road 1 Melton Street
- 8. Arthur Beresford Pite (1861-1934) Ordnance survey 1917
- 9. Occupiers
- 10. Low quality fit out
- 14. High ceilings
- 15. Quirky spaces
- 17. Vision • Respect for the architecture • Repair not restoration • Create a heart to whole site • Flexible • BREEAM – very good
- 18. Challenges and opportunities • Listing and approvals • Unknowns • Variety of uses • Circulation routes • Outside space • Independent exam centre • Auditorium • Acoustics • Public v Private use • The Ghost
- 20. Glazed in atria
- 22. New lift bank
- 24. Workspace in listed building Accommodation review
- 25. Workspace in listed building Accommodation review
- 26. Workspace on Euston Road
- 28. Terrace on L5
- 29. State room and events space Accommodation review
- 30. Four star study bedroom Accommodation review