48-56 Ebury Bridge Road

Westminster

Situated on a corner site adjacent to the Chelsea Barracks development, this scheme will provide 44 suites for elderly people with dementia — addressing a particularly acute shortage of this use in Westminster.

Formerly used as a petrol filling station, the site constitutes a point of transition between the low scale of St Barnabas Street, which is characterised by two-storey townhouses, and the much higher buildings of Ebury Bridge Road. It sits outside of, but is bounded to the west and north by, the Belgravia Conservation Area.

EPR’s design features bay windows to maximise natural light within the building and create sanctuary spaces for residents to sit in and benefit from the additional aspects the bay form provides.

The project is targeting a BREEAM rating of Excellent.

Formerly used as a petrol filling station, the site constitutes a point of transition between the low scale of St Barnabas Street, which is characterised by two-storey townhouses, and the much higher buildings of Ebury Bridge Road. It sits outside of, but is bounded to the west and north by, the Belgravia Conservation Area.

EPR’s design features bay windows to maximise natural light within the building and create sanctuary spaces for residents to sit in and benefit from the additional aspects the bay form provides.

The project is targeting a BREEAM rating of Excellent.

LUXURY INTERIORS

Our interior proposals for the scheme reference and complement the curvilinear form and timeless aesthetic of the building’s architecture, creating a fluid synergy between the outside and the inside. Our designs stem from a desire to create a home away from home for residents whilst providing total privacy and world-class service.