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Inverness Terrace Apartments in Bayswater

West London Homes Development design by Alexander Martin Architects, UK

11 Jan 2020

Inverness Terrace Apartments

Interior Architect: Alexander Martin Architects

Location: Bayswater, London W2, England, UK

Inverness Terrace Apartmentst in West London

AMA were appointed as interior architect for a new residential development of twenty flats in Bayswater, W2. The scope of works focussed on the design of the main entrance and lobby, the circulation spaces and the layout and design of the apartments together with landscaping elements of the scheme.

A cantilevered copper canopy hovers above reflecting pools and a large plate glass window, creating an inviting entrance to the main entrance lobby which simultaneously becomes creating a space to move through and to arrive, pause and reflect.

A rich material palette of marble, grey oak and Indian Rosewood focusses on defining the main lobby spaces, conceived as carved elements within the main space. A central light hangs as an art piece within the lobby space.
Contrasting materials break up the circulation spaces, leading to the individual apartments with large windows looking out to Lubetkin’s listed Hallfield Estate.

Inverness Terrace Apartments, West London – Building Information

Architects: Alexander Martin Architects

Project size: 2000 sqm
Site size: 1
Completion date: 2019
Building levels: 1

Photography: Richard Chivers

Inverness Terrace Apartments in Bayswater, West London images / information received 110120

Location: Bayswater, Northwest London, England, UK

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