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German Embassy Residence Refurbishment
German Embassy Residence Refurbishment
London, United Kingdom
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German Embassy Residence Refurbishment
London, United Kingdom
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Built
YEAR
2016
Following on from our façade restoration of the German Embassy Residence in Belgrave Square, London, we are currently restoring the grand interior of this Grade I listed building.
Working closely with English Heritage, ÜberRaum aim to refurbish the internal building fabric, marred by previous poor construction techniques, to the historical grandeur evident in these photos from the 1950s, in which the building received its Grade I-listed certification.
The grand principal rooms feature intricate cornices and beaded paneling in Greco-Roman or French Rococo style, showing how the eclectic mix of the former three separate terraces, permeates into it’s character as one unified building.
After the refurbishment, the building is once again home to the ambassador and venue for international receptions and events, hosted by the German Government.
(Historic photos courtesy of English Heritage)
Working closely with English Heritage, ÜberRaum aim to refurbish the internal building fabric, marred by previous poor construction techniques, to the historical grandeur evident in these photos from the 1950s, in which the building received its Grade I-listed certification.
The grand principal rooms feature intricate cornices and beaded paneling in Greco-Roman or French Rococo style, showing how the eclectic mix of the former three separate terraces, permeates into it’s character as one unified building.
After the refurbishment, the building is once again home to the ambassador and venue for international receptions and events, hosted by the German Government.
(Historic photos courtesy of English Heritage)
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