Asprey, London

Overview

This prestigious and renowned luxury retail store required a company to project manage the renovation of their 50,000 sq ft flagship London store.

The brief required us to oversee the design teams including Foster and Partners, structural engineers and mechanical consultants. The new store is gloriously opulent and one of the largest luxury retail stores in the world consisting of over 20,000 square feet of retail space and a further back office and workshop space of 30,000 square feet.

Client

Asprey

Project

Renovation of flagship store

Sector

Large Scale Retail

Result

Renovations complete

What was involved?

The project involved pulling together seven different listed buildings into one space under one roof. The buildings have suffered from 150 years of alterations, World War 2 bomb damage and some of the structures were literally falling down making the project demanding and complex. The extra challenge was to be successful in managing the revamp of what is now one of the most talked-about luxury retail spaces in the world.

Douglas Wallace has shown us the way through sheer application and hard work. We are delighted to have a firm of robust, sensible, hard-working and non-political project managers who will see us over the finishing line on what will become the most prestigious retail project in this country.”

Project Construction Director, Asprey

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The Atrium in Asprey Department Store London Designed by Douglas Wallace Architects
Hugh Wallace Director

It is with deep sadness and shock that we share the news that our beloved Hugh Wallace, passed away suddenly at home last night. We are heartbroken.

Hugh was a director and co-founder of architecture firm, Douglas Wallace Consultants and was widely known and admired for his work as presenter of The Great House Revival and as a judge on Home of the Year. His passion, creativity and warmth touched colleagues, audiences, and friends across the country. 

May he rest in peace.

The offices of Douglas Wallace will remain closed as a mark of respect.