
Creating A Sustainable And Luxury Design In Cambridge
Project Summary
- Location: Mill Road, Cambridge
- Sector: Commercial Conversion
- Construction Costs: £500,000
- Size: 202 sqft
- Status: Complete
- Architect: Windsorpatania Architects
The history
Sustainable And Luxury Design
Our team led by Architect Director Giovanni Patania and Senior Architect Roberta Sanna worked around the clock to finish the project with Sustainable And Luxury Design in record time.
With all approvals and designs submitted just four months after being commissioned onto the project.
Tendering with local building firms began in the Summer of 2019, with building work commencing at the end of September 2019. The renovation was finally unveiled in February 2020.
We created a brand-new concept, which included the removal of a metal staircase outside and incorporated a hallway and ramp (fit for escape purposes).
Sustainable And Luxury Design
The front-facing exterior has been restored to retain as much of its original period features as possible, keeping with the neighbouring buildings along Mill Road.
About this Sustainable And Luxury Design, Founder and designer Stefano Minelli said:
“Working with local architects, WindsorPatania, it quickly became clear that we’d be facing a decision: do only what we had to do or stretch ourselves to make sustainable choices that benefit our clients, community, and the next generation.
The fire had, in a way, presented us with an opportunity, so we grabbed it with both hands. After removing the gas, we swapped our existing insulation for an eco-friendly variety, installed energy-efficient windows, and added lots of natural ventilation.”
“WindsorPatania architects help resurrect luxury optometrists following a devastating fire with a Sustainable And Luxury Design:
The team, led by architectural director Giovanni Patania and architect Roberta Sanna, created a brand-new concept, which included the removal of a metal staircase outside and incorporated a hallway and ramp (fit for escape purposes).
All specifications of the project are high-end, offering modern, eco-friendly, and luxurious spaces for both tenant and retailer.
It is now an eco-friendly optometrist with energy-efficient windows, natural ventilation and recycled flooring. It’s even been fitted out with a coffee bar for clients to enjoy a drink while waiting for their appointment”