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Studio Woodroffe Papa completes ‘stealth’ development in Bloomsbury mews

By 2021-01-28T07:00:00

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Source: Studio Woodroffe Papa

In pics: Old Dairy home and offices slotted between listed terrace and former graveyard

Studio Woodroffe Papa has completed a “stealth” development on a sliver of land in Bloomsbury’s conservation area.

The architect, previously known as S333 Architecture & Urbanism, created 11 flats, two town houses and 1,200sq m of commercial space on a 0.2ha triangular site between St George’s Gardens and the listed houses of Regent’s Square.

The scheme, for Goldenstone Development, is called the Old Dairy because it replaces a former Express Dairy depot.

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