Dolphin Square
Details
- Architect: Grid Architects
- Location: Pimlico, London
- Status: Completed
Services
- BRUKL, EPCs and SAPs
- Design Review
- Detailed Design
- Specification Writing
- Thermal Modelling
Dolphin Square
Details
- Architect: Grid Architects
- Location: Pimlico, London
- Status: Completed
Services
- BRUKL, EPCs and SAPs
- Design Review
- Detailed Design
- Specification Writing
- Thermal Modelling
Built in 1937, Dolphin Square is one of London’s most iconic riverside rental addresses and the largest privately owned single residential block of apartments in the UK. A phased seven-year restoration programme will preserve, protect and modernise its 1,230 apartments, common areas and extensive leisure facilities.
Wintech’s MEP division provided design and coordination services for LJJ Limited on Phase 1 of this development upgrading 372 apartments, the main entrance and lobby areas and central services within the extensive basement.
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