Berkeley Estate Asset Management

Bruton Place

A dual-building transformation for Berkeley Estate Asset Management.

At Bruton Place, we transformed 14–16 and 19 Bruton Place simultaneously, enhancing two distinct buildings to create refined, contemporary workspaces that celebrate the unique character of this tucked‑away Mayfair address. Each building received a tailored approach, using high‑quality materials, sensitive structural interventions and carefully coordinated services to preserve their individuality while improving performance and functionality. Refreshed receptions, upgraded amenities and thoughtfully detailed interiors elevate the overall occupier experience, resulting in two distinctive yet complementary workplaces that contribute to the character and desirability of this unique streetscape.

Client
Berkeley Estate Asset Management
Manager
Rougemont
Architect
White Red Architects, DLA Architecture
QS
Exigere
Services
Taylor Project Services
Structural
Webb Yates Engineers
Person
Ryan Cleanthi
Divisional Director Ryan Cleanthi

    Restoring heritage and delivering elegance across two distinct buildings.

    At 19 Bruton Place, subtle structural modifications unlocked new connectivity and space. By opening up the stair core, we linked previously segregated floorplates to create brighter, more functional Cat A offices. During the refurbishment, we uncovered and restored an original parquet floor dating back to the building’s earliest construction.

    At 14-16 Bruton Place, the building’s strong proportions allowed us to introduce high-end finishes such as Terrazzo and European Oak, alongside a new rooftop terrace overlooking Bruton Place and with views towards Berkeley Square. These enhancements deliver the level of amenity and material quality expected by Mayfair occupiers. Together, both buildings embody a thoughtful balance of heritage, craftsmanship and modern design.

    “14-16 & 19 Bruton Place gave us the opportunity to demonstrate the value in a one team approach to refurbishment and fit out. By developing one programme that carries through from construction to finishes, we have an eye on how to deliver the final, and finer details from the very beginning. This enables us to develop a programme with an integrated fit out to achieve the level of quality expected and within the most efficient process.”

    Ryan Cleanthi, Collins Divisional Director
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