Archetech Issue 80 2025 | Page 31

ARCHITECTURAL FOCUS
The apartments, designed for both short and long stays, are part of the development’ s 297- unit aparthotel.
heritage and legacy; historically, the area was a series of basins, locks and docks built during the 19th century when London was a key port and the Isle of Dogs was a focal point of Britain’ s shipping industry. The facade is predominantly brick, with pre-cast concrete string courses, cills, lintels, and capitals.
The apartments, designed for both short and long stays, are part of the development’ s 297-unit aparthotel. Developed as a response to the client’ s brief,‘ Fun and Flair’, the concept for the interior design draws inspiration from the cinematic world of Wes Anderson creating a joyful interior full of character and personality. A curated material palette includes a striking rippled fabric wall at the entrance lobby, blending tactile appeal with retro and contemporary influences. The apartments offer a calming retreat, with bespoke joinery, fully equipped kitchens, and smart bathroom suites that maximise space without compromising comfort. The scheme integrates private dining rooms, co-working spaces, residents’ lounges, and terraces, for an adaptable and
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