Architect Squire and Partners has completed a £4.2m Soho building for client Apperly Estates. Situated on Great Marlborough Street in the Soho conservation area, the project required the demolition of an early 1900s building and the creation of office space over six floors with a restaurant on the ground floor. The scheme also has artwork designed by the practice and glass designer Fusion Glass to clad the lift wall, which is bisected by a first-floor glass bridge. Structural engineer on the project is Price and Myers, services engineer is Mecserve, quantity surveyor is Wicksteeds and contractor is Kier London.
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