Westmoreland Terrace
Westmoreland is an apartment refurbishment project in Westminster’s Pimlico Conservation area, notable for its mid-19th century townscape layout by Thomas Cubitt.
The brief was to turn a 36sqm one-bedroom flat into a flexible two-bedroom home and office for its owners, who wanted to be able to live, work and host in a small space.
Layout changes included reclaiming a small area of the living room for a shower. This allowed for the relocation of the kitchen and bathroom, freeing up space for a second, naturally lit bedroom at the rear.
Centred on a modular concept, the material palette utilises integrated joinery to disguise layout shifts, while obscured glass blocks borrow daylight for the internal bathroom from the bright living room at the front.
Project Data
Architect + Interiors: Studio Merlin
Building Control: London Building Control
Local Authority: Westminster Council
