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Dyers' Hall is a grade II* listed 19th century classical livery building in the heart of the City. It houses the Worshipful Company Dyers', the 13th Livery Company of the City of London.

I won the competitive tender to transform the existing warren of basement offices into a new cloakroom and WCs, with a new staircase providing access from the entrance hall.

The brief was fairly strict, requiring a classical treatment in keeping with the rest of the building, but difficult spaces presented many opportunities for innovative solutions...

Project:

Dyers' Hall

Location:

Dowgate Hill, City of London

Client:

The Worshipful Company of Dyers

Dates:

2016-2018

Cost:

< £1m

Link:

Dyers' Company

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Cloakroom

This wouldn't be Dyers' Hall without some colour, so a turquoise carpet and red fabrics with brass trim were used to anchor the visitor in the lower ceilinged cloakroom.

Bespoke slotted brass plates on the left hand panels provide grips for overflow hanging rails during large events.

This space has to act as another transition between a number of areas. A picture rail helps define lobby and hanging spaces breaking out from the circulation space.

Facing this congregational square, a dark limestone triptych is the centrepiece of the lobby between the WCs.

The client wanted to fit a deep soak bath, shower and WC into a very small space with service voids and utility rooms intruding at the corners.

I designed an integrated, closable bath to provide a more flexible space.

A stone tiled screen and shelf space forms the wet room's walk in shower area.

Concealed LED lighting strips, mirrored recesses and coving give the illusion of more space, despite the lack of natural light.

Project:

Small Barbican Bathroom

Location:

Barbican Centre, City of London

Date:

2016

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