Started: 2016
Completed: 2018
Client: Meyer Homes

Jordan+Bateman Architects were appointed as Client Monitoring Architect to assist with the delivery of ten townhouses, 48 apartments and for retail units.

Two locally listed gatehouses will be retained on the site and used as an entrance gateway to the mews development behind. The residential buildings pick up the scale and rhythm of adjacent buildings to complement the existing form of the area.

We verified compliance with Employer’s, planning and statutory requirements and we added value to the project, for example by finding volume within the approved scheme for two additional apartments and follow the detailed design in coordination with Client and Contractor’s Design Team.

See AlsoHounslow Place

Started: 2015
Completed: 2016
Client: Altay Local Government

Located minutes away from Altay city in the Xinjiang province of China, the General Mountain resort is the first purposely-built ski resort village of the Chinese Altay mountains.

The project provides accommodation for approximatively 1500 people, including a 150-bedroom hotel.

Our role included studies and options for density and sunlight, zoning plan, detailed design for key landscape areas and a design guide for different building typologies, including the peak building, hotel, guest houses and chalets.

We used BIM software for the production of accurate datasheets for areas, plot data, density, amenity spaces etc. and terrain-analysis software to optimize the alignment of roads and infrastructure, coordinating our design with the civil engineers’ information.

Started: 2015
In Progress
Client: Staatsbyg

Jordan+Bateman Architects were appointed to assist with maintenance and refurbishment works for the sizeable Residence of the Norwegian Ambassador in London.

This has included fit out of a new kitchen to the Ambassador’s premises, damp proofing and refurbishment of basement accommodation and works to the bathrooms.
We acted as Clerk of Works for the internal redecoration and rewiring of formal reception and accommodation spaces.

As part of the commission we provided reports on accessibility, on the existing exterior conditions, on proposed maintenance required and on best alternatives to optimize staff accommodation.

See AlsoBritish Embassy and Ambassador’s Residence CopenhagenBritish Consulate General Alexandria

Started: 2015
Completed: 2015
Client: Private

Jordan+Bateman Architects worked on the refurbishment of two high-end apartments in the Sloane Square area for a private Client.

One apartment was dedicated to accommodate the Client’s family while the other will be used as a dependant accommodation by guests and extended family members as pied-à-terre when visiting London.

The works included wet and electrical underfloor heating, complete re-flooring with engineered timber planks, redecoration of wall and ceiling, new bathrooms and electrical rewiring.

Particular care was taken to ensure the acoustic comfort for all residents as the floor finish was changed from carpet to timber. As part of the commission we provided bespoke walk-in dressing room furniture.

See AlsoBritish Embassy and Ambassador’s Residence CopenhagenBritish Consulate General Alexandria

Started: 2014
Completed:2015
Client: Longwan Development Authority, Chongqing Govt.

Together with Balston Agnus we developed this detail study for the Longshen Park design near Chongqing.
Aiming at improving the visitor’s experience, this proposal looks at developing some specific key areas and aspects of the park, like the main access gate, principal foot paths and the riverside front.

Started: 2014
In Progress
Client: Foreign and Commonwealth Office, UK Govt.

Jordan+Bateman Architects are lead designers and Architects for the refurbishment of the British Chancery and Ambassador’s Residence in Paris.
The buildings are of great architectural, artistic and historical importance.
The numerous fine rooms make the upgrading of services, like renewing of mechanical and electrical systems, very challenging.

Whilst works are undertaken the Embassy will be fully functional: this requires an articulated phasing plan to allow for the majority of the premises to be safely accessible and ensuring the protection and preservation of artworks and fine details.

Photographs displayed were taken by Francis Hammond and published on the book “The British Ambassador’s Residence in Paris” by Tim Knox.

See AlsoBritish Embassy and Ambassador’s Residence CopenhagenBritish Consulate General Alexandria

Started: 2012
Completed: 2016
Client: Foreign and Commonwealth Office, UK Govt.

Jordan+Bateman Architects are lead designers and Architects for the refurbishment of the three fine buildings that comprise the British Embassy in Copenhagen.
The project includes the conversion of one building into a new Ambassador’s residence with representation spaces.

All the buildings are having their mechanical and electrical systems totally renewed.
The two other buildings are being upgraded to modern offices with new meeting and conference rooms.

See AlsoBritish Embassy and Ambassador’s Residence ParisBritish Consulate General Alexandria

Started: 2005
Completed: 2008
Client: Tutis Development Ltd

Sitting on a former builders’ yard in Falmouth Street, the scheme delivered a total of 21 dwellings in Newmarket.

The scale of the development fits comfortably within the suburban character of the area. Traffic calming measures were introduced on the access road to mitigate the additional traffic generated by the development.

The sharp edges, projecting thin roof eaves and cantilevering elements combine within a contemporary language, the chosen traditional material palette.
Dwellings are accessed via an intimate shared-surface mews that forms the backbone of the settlement. The mews provides a landscaping area with excellent passive surveillance level. A gentle slope of the land was dealt with through a simple stepping of the units, breaking down the roofscape.

A large part of the development (14 dwellings out of 21) are managed by a subsidiary of the Suffolk Housing Society, helping those who want rented homes in the private sector to obtain good quality accommodation in partnership with local landlords.
The remainder have been sold to private buyers.

Started: 1 June 2005
Completed: 1 June 2006
Client: Metelec Ltd

This scheme encompassed the development of 11 flats with associated parking spaces, in Brentwood.
See AlsoStockbridge

Started: 1 June 1993
Completed: 1 June 1995

This conversion of an existing Victorian brick structure to provide flats, included extending the roof and providing balconies to provide outside space. Jordan + Bateman worked closely with planners and the client to deliver a conversion where the new interventions were distinctly modern, with the existing building refurbished to meet current building regulations and provide contemporary style accommodation.