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STEPHAN REINKE ARCHITECTSPractice Profile
Stephan Reinke Architects Limited (SCRarchitects) is a London based architectural design practice built on the expertise, creativity, experience and reputation of an energised studio team.
Our Studio is focused on urban opportunities that demand high quality design and optimal commercial outcomes. This requires a design purpose and commitment, that creates the best buildings and places for the stakeholders, our clients and the wider community.
We are meeting this challenge and opportunity with a highly focused team that have diverse and complimentary skill sets; a team that has significant knowledge and experience in the full process from deisgn to planning stages both in the UK and internationally.
SCRarchitects is focused on the following principles:
- A Collaborative Approach with the Team- Working with Our Clients as Development Partners- A Results Oriented, Rigorous Design Process- Building Powerful, Lasting Relationships The team are recognised for their work in design, place making, complex planning consents and delivery of residential developments, workplace offices, hospitality destinations, high-end residential and mixed-use developments with a specialist knowledge of adaptive reuse of listed and historic buildings.
ARCHITECTURE
URBAN DESIGN
MASTERPLANNING
INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE
Images by Hayes Davidson
100 CLERKENWELL ROAD
CLERKENWELL | LONDON
MEDINA
HOSPITALITY
Stephan Reinke Architects developed the full detailed design and achieved planning consent for a 212 room, 4 star plus hotel and residence for this site in the heart of Clerkenwell. It features a highly permeable, animated ground plane, internal glazed courtyard and a major civic passage linking Clerkenwell Road and St. John’s Square. The composition, in glazed terracotta, will make a contemporary and sympathetic contribution to the historic context. The new development will significantly enhance the public realm make a positive contribution to the Clerkenwell, Smithfield and Farringdon area.
CITY OF LONDON
DOMINVS GROUP
HOSPITALITY
SCRarchitects were commissioned by Dominvs Group for the re-development of Creed Court, Ludgate Hill, London, achiving a full detailed Town & Planning Consent with the City Corporation of London. This will entail the development of a new building offer including a 140 room 4 star hotel and a lively retail ground plane. The scheme retains the partial facade on historic Ludgate Hill, resulting in a high quality building that is carefully designed for the context of St. Paul’s Cathedral and the City of London.
CREED COURT
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CHASE ROAD
CHASE ROAD | EPSOM
LAVENDER INVESTMENTS
RESIDENTIAL
SCRarchitects were commissioned by Lavender Investments to design a handsome scheme for this Epsom site. The full redevelopment is a new build modern residence, achieving full planning consent from Epson & Ewell Council.
The design concept is informed by it’s location, currently acts as a terrace end for a series of 1930s residences, culminating with the Victorian era rail viaduct. This proposal seeks to make a modern and subtle contribution to the Chase Road area, utilising solid townscape and architectural principles.
North Elevation
This drawing is to be read in conjunction with all relevant consultants and specialist drawings. The Architect is to be notified of any discrepanciesbefore proceeding.
Do not scale from this drawing. All dimensions are to be checked on site.This drawing is subject to copyright.
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1-3 Chase RoadEpsom, KT19 8TL
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Lavender Property Investments10 HillsideWimbledon London SW19 4NH
For Planning
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FOR PLANNING 1:50 @ A1 1:100 @ A3
tel: 020 3817 5980
28 Margaret Street
London W1W 8RZ
Stephan Reinke Architects Limited
Level 2
www.scrarchitects.com
All reproduction and intellectual property rights@Stephan Reinke Architects Ltd
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149 Freston Road l London l W10 6TH
FRESTON ROAD
FRESTON ROAD
WORKPLACE
Located on Freston Road, West London the site is part of the burgeoning community of telecoms tech relocating their head quartners in this part of Central London. SCRarchitects were commissioned to develop a a high quality workplace for the media industry. The design incorporated flexible working and meeting areas with sky gardens and although sizeable, retains a light exterior within a fine grain facade.
HOUNDSDITCH
A great outdoor public room articulates the entry to this progressive 21st Century workplace office building. This design reinforces an existing public realm initiative. The raking entry colonnade transitions into the tall building component with a sculptural and singular expression on London’s skyline. The development features leading edge sustainable systems and highly flexible floor plate configurations for a range of tenancies.
CITY OF LONDON
WORKPLACE
Stephan Reinke Architects
Urban Baseline Study Draft 01 14
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Liverpool Street
Aldgate
Leadenhall Street
The local measure corresponds well to a 25 minute walking trip and has been empirically found to correlate with observed levels of pedestrian movement, town centre vitality and other socio-economic variables. The local route structure is dominated by east-west routes to the north of the site: Artillery, Lane, Brushfield Street and Hanbury Street; and by a 45 degree diagonal network (northwest to southeast) joining Bishopsgate and Aldgate High Street: Middlesex Street, Devonshire Square, Houndsditch and Bevis Marks. To the south of Artillery Lane there are no direct east-west connections between Bishopsgate and Commercial Street. There are also poor local north-south connections.
Cutlers Exchange Development | HoundsditchStephan Reinke Architects Limitedwww.scrarchitects.com
Ground Plane
‘Block’ ‘Relieve Deep Floor Plate’ ‘Island Site’
‘Reinforce Pedestrian Movement’ ‘Cutler’s Plaza (Permeable Ground Plane)’ ‘Upper Level Public Areas’
Urban Design and Architectural | Compositional Response
MORLEY HOUSE
MIDTOWN | LONDON
THE TANNEN GROUP
HOSPITALITY
In creating an exciting new contemporary facade on High Holborn, the redevelopment of the site will provide a high quality hospitality destination. The design is informed by the rich layering of its historic context, however the architecture unabashedly modern. The proposal grants two accessible roof areas, which will feature views of both a local nature, as well as long views of the City including the dome of St. Paul’s cathedral.
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LYDDEN ROAD
Located within a light industrial estate near the historic Wandle river and residential Earlsfield area of Wandsworth, this site holds significant potential as a progressive workplace development based on a flexible work/live/play culture. The proposal would continue the legacy of the industrial warehouse heritage of the site, contributing towards the council’s regeneration plans for the Earlsfield area. The proposal seeks to make a modern and contextual contribution to the area, utilising solid townscape and architectural principles, with new public spaces and activated frontages.
WANDSWORTH | LONDON
LYDDEN ROAD LIMITED
WORKPLACE | MIXED USE
Stephan Reinke Architects
Located near the King’s Cross regeneration area, this development consists of three residential building components which sit above a lower ground level featuring shops, cinemas, a fitness centre and workshops. This composition of three building elements comprising of student accomodation and residential apartments, form the public space and a multi-generational, integrated vertical community. All three buildings have sky terraces with walk through public spaces, gardens, children’s area, outdoor exercise space and outdoor lounge seating areas.
ISLINGTON MIXED USE COMMUNITY
VERNON RISE | LONDON
RESIDENTIAL | MIXED USE
10 TRINITY SQUARE
10 TRINITY SQUARE | LONDON
KOP | THOMAS ENTERPRISES
HOSPITALITY
The rebirth of this Grade II, World Heritage site, is the result of an extraordinary marriage of high empire and cutting edge technology. SCRarchitects achieved a detailed planning consent with the City of London and Historic England. The restoration of sequence and experience is enhanced by the 21st Century intervention. Within the courtyard of the original building, the sculptural roof design and the 10 Trinity Great Room create a sympathetic and elegant composition.
Stephan Reinke Architects
EMBASSY GARDENS
As part of the Nine Elms Battersea redevelopment, this workplace development seeks to make a powerful and legible linkage between Vauxhall, Nine Elms and Battersea park areas through an enhanced pedestrian realm and creation of new plaza spaces. Additionally, the proposal will create a destination for highly commercial workplace floorplates with excellent yield, as well as to fully leverage sustainable design opportunities.
BATTERSEA | LONDON
BALLYMORE
WORKPLACE
Stephan Reinke Architects Limitedwww.scrarchitects.com
Embassy Gardens I Phase 3 I Plot A02
Linear Park
Design Proposal
SETTLES STREET
WHITECHAPEL | LONDON
BARTS CHARITY
WORKPLACE
SCRarchitects were commission by Barts Charity to develop a new scheme, this 1930s building located in the emerging Whitechapel area. They achieved detailed planning consent with Tower Hamlets for a new workplace destination restoring heritage elements and establishing it’s future as part of the regeration of the local area.
FOR PLANNING
This drawing is to be read in conjunction with
all relevant consultants and specialist drawings.
The Architect is to be notified of any discrepancies
before proceeding.
Do not scale from this drawing.
All dimensions are to be checked on site.
This drawing is subject to copyright.
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13 -20 Settles StreetLondon E1 1JW
8600
A2112
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For Planning
15.03.2016D ZS
1:100 @ A1 1:200 @ A3
tel: 020 3817 5980
28 Margaret Street
London W1W 8RZ
Stephan Reinke Architects Limited
Level 2
www.scrarchitects.com
All reproduction and intellectual property rights@Stephan Reinke Architects Ltd
Ground Floor 12 Cock LaneLondon EC1A 9BU
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THE WOOLWORTH BUILDING
THE WOOLWORTH BUILDING | MARYLEBONE ROAD
BARTS CHARITY
HOSPITALITY | MIXED USE
SCRarchitects were approached to provide a feasibility study for The Woolworth Building on Marylebone Road.
The feasibility study offers additional area by enlarging the floorplates to the courtyard facades and proposing additional upper floors through the removal of existing incongruous plant on the roof levels.
A great outdoor public room articulates the entry to this progressive 21st Century workplace office building. This design reinforces an existing public realm initiative. The raking entry colonnade transitions into the tall building component with a sculptural and singular expression on London’s skyline. The development features leading edge sustainable systems and highly flexible floor plate configurations for a range of tenancies.
MELBOURNE | AUSTRALIA
MULTIPLEX
MIXED USE
SOUTHERN CROSS
33 WESTBOURNE TERRACE
CITY OF WESTMINSTER
LAVENDER INVESTMENTS
RESIDENTIAL
SCRarchitects were commissioned by West Two Limited to fully redevelop this listed building located in the Bayswater Conservation Area, 6 high quality residences, achieving full planning consent from Westminster City Council, creating six new compact residences. This will have a significantly positive effect on the way in which the building is presented. A key driver behind this scheme is understanding of the heritage and the site’s context.
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All figures are approximate only, based on preliminary sketch layoutsand should not be relied upon for costing or marketing purposes.All figures are subject to detail design development.
This drawing is to be read in conjunction with all relevant consultants and specialist drawings. The Architect is to be notified of any discrepanciesbefore proceeding.
Do not scale from this drawing. All dimensions are to be checked on site.This drawing is subject to copyright.
Drawing Number Revision
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Scale
Drawing Title
Project Title
Client
Date Generated Drawn
Project Number
Rev Date Details Initials
Planning Submission
7700
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A2104
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Proposed Level 2 Floor Plan
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tel: 020 3817 5980
28 Margaret StreetLevel TwoLondon W1W 8RZ
Stephan Reinke Architects Limited
www.scrarchitects.com
All reproduction and intellectual property rights@Stephan Reinke Architects Ltd
01.06.2015BZS22.06.2015C Revised layout
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FOR PLANNING
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WEST TWO PROPERTIES10 HillsideWimbledon London SW19 4NH
33 Westbourne TerraceLondon W2
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Stephan Reinke Architects
DEVONSHIRE SQUARE
CITY OF LONDON
CBRE/CITY OF LONDON
MIXED USE
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The 60 level building and surrounding live/work environment will breathe new life into this derelict site. The total urban redevelopment includes 700 apartments, a five-star international hotel and 80,000 sqft of retail, restaurants and bars. SCRarchitects acheived a full detailed planning consent for this five-acre urban regeneration project, which will also include plazas and public spaces, canal frontage, and a bridge link to Manchester’s Piccadilly Station.
CENTRAL MANCHESTER
INACITY
MIXED-USE
PICCADILLY TOWER REGENERATION
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SWISSÔTEL KRASNYE HOLMY
Swissôtel Krasnye Holmy sits on the Kremlin Island in the Moscow River. As the tallest hotel in Moscow, it overlooks the nearby Red Square and the collection of medieval buildings that form the Kremlin. It also features spectacular views of downtown Moscow from the 360° panoramic rooftop bar and restaurant. This towering landmark, state of the art hotel, provides one of the finest hospitality destinations in Moscow.
MOSCOW | RUSSIASWISSÔTEL HOSPITALITY
Stephan Reinke Architects
WHITECHAPEL REDEVELOPMENT
WHITECHAPEL | LONDON
BARTS CHARITY
RESIDENTIAL
SCRarchitects were commissioned to engage with local planning authorities to develop an urban masterplan for a high quality redevelopment strategy. Key conservation areas including listed Georgian buildings have been taken into consideration with a view to the proposed scheme’s legible integration to the historic nature of the area. An integral element of the scheme are the numerous linkages and thoroughfares; utilising a “London squares” approach to public/semi-public spaces.
WEST SMITHFIELD
Located in the heart of London’s gastronomic and media district, this site holds distinctive historic precedence, adjacent to several iconic landmarks. The crux of the scheme creates new retail and high-end residential development opportunities in addition to an enhancement of the public realm and adjacent green spaces.
LONDON
GRYPHON PROPERTY PARTNERS
MIXED USE
FENCHURCH STREET
This development features world-class offices in the City of London. The proposed design responds to its urban and historic setting, providing enhanced and animated public spaces. The composition breaks down the static nature of typical buildings and further escapes this block like typology. This is achieved by creating slender raking bars and a stepped composition, which comes to ground with a grand colonnade and permeable entrance.
CITY OF LONDON
LAND SECURITIES
WORKPLACE
LIVERPOOL CENTRAL REGENERATION
Liverpool’s Central Station is transformed into a vibrant shopping, residential and leisure development. The 600,000 sqft. Liverpool Central Village will be comprised of two towers at 20 and 25 storeys to accommodate the four-star hotel and residences. The focal point of urban social activity will be the pedestrian plaza and boardwalk at Newington Square with its restaurants and bars. Scrarchitects achieved full detailed planning consent.
LIVERPOOL
INACITY
URBAN PLANNING
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NAKHEEL HARBOUR & TOWER
Nakheel Harbour & Tower is a 270 hectare, mixed-use development located in the heart of the city and includes a super tall iconic building. With a height of over one kilometer, the tower incorporates Islamic design elements to create a vertical city. ‘Sky bridges’ link the higher echelons with the cultural podium public spaces, water gardens, offices and apartments. The cultural podium houses a mix of cultural, retail and community facilities.
DUBAI | UAE
NAKHEEL TOWER
MIXED USE
Stephan Reinke Architects
NO. 1 LONDON ROAD
No.1 London Road will create an exciting mixed use venue at this unique location in Manchester’s Piccadilly District. The urban design response creates clear connections with the city centre as well as the Piccadilly East development, the enhanced public realm and the retail amenities on London Road. The “Tear Drop Tower” is positioned to reinforce the Office/Hotel component. The urban design composition draws on the rich history of the location, creating a 21st Century destination.
MANCHESTER
REALTY ESTATES
MIXED USE
CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS
This elegant tall state of the art building will become the regional headquarters for one of Asia’s largest insurance companies. The articulation of the building is achieved with vertical stainless steel cladding which is informed by the super structure and entry plaza. The building configuration and fenestration create solar shading to enhance the environmental performance and highly efficient floor plates.
BANGKOK | THAILAND
AIA GROUP LIMITED
WORKPLACE
Stephan Reinke RIBA FAIA was a founding partner of Woods Bagot’s Europe Region Practice in London and a Director of HOK International. During his tenure with these practices, he was the Director and/or Principal Designer responsible for certain projects as featured in this document.
Stephan Reinke Architects
The commitment of SCRarchitects to sound urban design principles and place making as key design drivers, enables our team to make outstanding contributions to the built environments ranging from the dense urban environments to the outer reaches of the city. A central goal of our Studio in parallel is to fully realise the goals of our clients.
We believe that applied research and knowledge capture are fundamental to the process at SCRarchitects. The focus of leveraging research during the design process is an important part of every project. We believe it is possible to design sustainable buildings that are commercially viable and we continuously work with our clients to make this standard practice, rather than the exception.
We are a leading edge design team, with local knowledge and an international perspective. Our focus is on full client engagement and collaboration and applied intellect that embraces leading edge technology and sustainability, both in environmental and commercial terms.
The SCRarchitects process is consistently informed by the best and most appropriate design for the context, and the optimal response to client and stakeholder parameters.
Our pursuit of excellence acts as the catalyst for our practice. This is the imprimatur of every project we design and deliver; serving our clients and the broader community, with energy and commitment.