Squire & Partners' proposal for a new dual flagship hotel at Nine Elms comprises 837 rooms housed in a pair of buildings rising to 11 and 15 storeys respectively. Part of London's South Bank regeneration area, the development activities a prominent sire adjacent to the US Embassy with designs that reflect the emerging high-quality neighbourhood of Embassy Gardens and the surrounding wider masterplan.
Squire & Partners' proposal for a new dual flagship hotel at Nine Elms comprises 837 rooms housed in a pair of buildings rising to 11 and 15 storeys respectively. Part of London's South Bank regeneration area, the development activities a prominent sire adjacent to the US Embassy with designs that reflect the emerging high-quality neighbourhood of Embassy Gardens and the surrounding wider masterplan.
Designed as a sculptural counterpart to the American Embassy, distinctly expressive and textured crafted facades take inspiration from the nearby River Thames, fragmenting and rippling the light. Bay windows offer guests wide-reaching views of Nine Elms, the Thames and across London.
The proposal roots itself in the Linear Park and the existing street fabric, whilst creating new public spaces, pedestrian routes through the site as well providing further landscape enhancements to Ponton Road. The development contributes to the creation of a vibrant district and the completion of a new centrepiece of international contemporary appeal.
Client Dominus
Architect Squire & Partners
Planning Consultant CBRE
Structural Engineer Ian Black Consulting
CGI Production Cityscape Digital
