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Eccleston Place Development in Victoria
Shops and Cafe Buildings in South West London, England – design by BuckleyGrayYeoman Architects
22 Aug 2016
Eccleston Place Development
Design: BuckleyGrayYeoman Architects
Location: Eccleston Place / Ebury Street, Victoria, southwest London, UK
BuckleyGrayYeoman and Grosvenor Britain & Ireland have secured planning permission to create a new hub for retailers, designers and makers at Eccleston Place, near Victoria station.

The scheme for Grosvenor seeks to create a new destination for innovative entrepreneurs in Victoria and comprises the sensitive refurbishment of circa 80,000 sq ft spread over four buildings to provide shops, co-working space and eateries, clustered around a landscaped courtyard.
BuckleyGrayYeoman will build upon the existing character of the individual buildings, refurbishing them throughout and inserting new shopfronts at ground level to activate the streetscape. A landscaped courtyard, with a new pedestrian link between Eccleston Place and Ebury Street will increase permeability through the site and provide a flexible event space.
Paul White, Director of BuckleyGrayYeoman said: ?The Eccleston Place development draws on the surrounding Belgravia street pattern to create life and activity in a currently under-used group of buildings. The development will centre around a courtyard on a new pedestrian route through ...