EPR Architects

The Lewis Building Birmingham The Lewis Building is an architype of 21st century office design. Through introducing creative interventions whilst respecting the building’s best qualities, EPR has given the scheme a new identity founded in the grandeur of its industrial heritage. A treasured institution of the 1920s, The Lewis Department Store stood as one of the grandest buildings in Birmingham. Famed for its bellboys and a rooftop playground inhabited by wild animals, it offered a taste of 34th Street New York which had subsequently been lost during its remodeling for office use in the 1990s.

Rosewood London High Holborn An Edwardian Belle Époque building that has been sympathetically transformed into a stylish five-star luxury hotel and residence.

Ace Hotel Shoreditch Ace London is Atelier Ace’s first venture outside the US and showcases the group’s philosophy of taking creative inspiration from a vibrant urban location. The hotel sits on the original site of the Shoreditch Empire Theatre and borrows its structure from the dated Crowne Plaza hotel.

Gainsborough Bath Spa Bath This complicated project involved the conversion of five interconnected Grade II listed buildings into a stunning five-star spa hotel.

Weymouth Street Marylebone Located close to both Harley Street and Marylebone High Street, EPR was commissioned to develop a hospital concept, combining the luxury and service of five-star hotel accommodation with state-of-the-art operating theatres and supporting medical facilities.

Hilton T5 Heathrow Airport As architect and interior designer, we developed a scheme for the four-star Hilton hotel in the fixed envelope design and footprint of an existing 1991 planning consent. The consent stipulated the use of traditional materials such as brick, stone and tile — consistent with the local architecture, so we were keen to ensure that in contrast, the interiors would be contemporary, stylish and characterful.