Heritage Revival at Station House, Chiswick By: T2S Architecture I believe that refurbishing and extending buildings is the best way to safeguard their future while providing for the needs of today, so I’m especially proud to announce that our project for The Station House, a late 19th Century public house and hotel in Chiswick, West London, is now complete. Situated within the Hounslow conservation area of Grove Park, The Station House was built in 1867 as the Grove Park Hotel – a central feature of the new district rapidly being built around the new railway station. The Station House is a popular and well-regarded pub, close to Chiswick overground, well connected to public transport, and has excellent access to roads heading west and southwest out of London. Our client wanted to expand the property to deliver four desirable new homes, requiring the refurbishment and remodelling of the structure, while retaining its character and appearance. The building is locally listed, lies within the conservation area as stated previously, and also sits adjacent to the Grade II-listed Chiswick Station House. On this basis, we concluded that the building was a heritage asset which demanded retention and restoration. The context presented a mix … Continue reading Restored Beauty in the Heart of Chiswick