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PTP Architects London Limited, the Walmer Courtyard, 225-227 Walmer Road, London W11 4EY PTP Architects London Belgravia Knightsbridge Chelsea Holland Park Mayfair Hyde Park and beyond Some of our work… PTP Architects is pleased to present a portfolio of executed designs for prime residential developments in Belgravia, Mayfair, Knightsbridge, Chelsea, Kensington, Holland Park and Hyde Park environs together with a selection of projects from further afield. …please take a look. Hyde Park Gardens Mews, Bayswater Page 2 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 3 Dining Room Garage 1 WC Glass Void Entrance Bridge Hall Kitchen Garage 2 Page 4 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 5 “We have worked successfully with PTP architects since 2004 on several projects in the prime residential areas of London. In particular, they have been responsible for designing two spectacular homes for us. They have provided us with an excellent level of design, function and interior detailing and their project delivery has been strong.” James Van Den Heule Fenton Whelan Ltd Page 6 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 7 Bar Barbecue Terrace Glass Sitting Roof Room Hot Tub Terrace Page 8 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 9 Page 10 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 11 Courtenay Avenue, Herbert Hampstead Crescent, Bedroom Belgravia Bedroom Master Suite Reception Dining Room Cinema Staff Suite Gym & Pool Page 12 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 13 “We have worked with PTP Architects for 10 years on a variety of projects. They provided invaluable advice as we looked to purchase a large house in Central London. Their ability to imagine the possibilities of the property let us to buy a house that we were able to transform into a wonderful home and a great investment. We were continually impressed by Peter Tigg’s innovative and creative solutions, his architectural expertise and attention to detail, his organisation and timely response. Most importantly, he carefully listened to us, understood how we envisioned our home and then made it happen”. Jeff Brummette and Donna Lancia Thurloe Square, South Kensington Page 14 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 15 Upper Belgrave Street, Belgravia Child’s Child’s Child’s Suite 1 Suite 2 Suite 3 Master ‘Her’ Master Master ‘His’ Dressing Room Suite Dressing Room Ball Drawing Library Guest Room Room Suite Guest Suite / Office Family Family Room Kitchen Dining Professional Pantry Kitchen Cinema Gym Page 16 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 17 Kensington Park Road, Notting Hill Page 18 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 19 Page 20 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 21 “I think some of the best testimonial’s for Peter’s work come not from the clients but from comments made by people visiting the houses he has worked on such as “Coming to your house always makes me feel I’ve arrived on a film set!” The practice listens and tries to deliver the client’s overall vision while caring about the smaller details which are equally as important for any housing project.” Joanna Lancaster Private Client St Quintin Avenue, Notting Hill Page 22 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 23 Mount Street, Mayfair Shower Room 2 Master Shower Bathroom Room 1 Kitchen Dining Hall Master Suite Bedroom Stair Lobby 2 Study / Bedroom 3 Reception Lift Page 24 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 25 Page 26 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 27 Culross Street, Mayfair Plant Room Staff Suite Utility Wine Cellar Shower Gym / Guest Home Cinema / Room Pool Media Room Bedroom Page 28 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 29 Page 30 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 31 Page 32 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 33 Page 34 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 35 Page 36 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 37 Page 38 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 39 Page 40 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 41 ◄ Botts Mews & Bridstow Place, Notting Hill Warsaw, Poland Page 42 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 43 Chester Square, Belgravia Page 44 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 45 Page 46 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 47 Page 48 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 49 Old Church Street, Chelsea Staff Bedroom 2 Staff Bedroom 3 Service Entrance Vaulted Pantry Gallery Vaulted WC Kitchen Gallery Drawing Library Room Bedroom Family / Suite 2 Breakfast Room C’yard Cloaks WC Bedroom Suite 1 Dining Snug Bedroom Room Hall Suite 3 C’yard Glass Lobby Gallery Terrace Glass Terrace Page 50 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 51 Dressing Master Suite Master Suite Reception Room Games Room Family / C’yard Drawing Bedroom Breakfast Library Room Room Wine Gym & Pool Cellar Page 52 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 53 Graham Terrace, Belgravia Page 54 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 55 Page 56 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 57 Manresa Road, Chelsea Page 58 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 59 Page 60 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 61 Addison Road, Holland Park Page 62 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 63 “The home created by PTP has changed everything for us. Our friends are astonished with the change when they visit and say ‘wow’! We really enjoy the lateral open plan space that Satish and his team created by joining the two properties. The high ceilings and curved stairs with curved rooflights that provide natural light are magical. We are very pleased with the design.” Ila Patel Holland Park Avenue Page 64 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 65 Palace Gardens Terrace, Kensington Page 66 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 67 Page 68 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 69 Page 70 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 71 Page 72 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 73 Upper Addison Gardens, Holland Park Page 74 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 75 “Having never done any significant building work previously, PTP’s guidance was critical and delivered with professionalism and good grace in a “no-nonsense”, “get the job done” approach. They skilfully navigated the planning process and displayed a high level of competence during the tendering process. They delivered on time and on budget. We have no hesitation in recommending PTP.” Private Client Page 76 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 77 Clabon Mews, Belgravia Page 78 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 79 Study Sitting Room Outside Dining Page 80 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 81 Page 82 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 83 “As a property developer I have used many architectural firms over the years. PTP’s imaginative ability to ‘think laterally’ and their attention to detail was fantastic. Their control of costs was refreshing and the projects all ran on time.” Fiona Wigan Fiona Wigan Designs Page 84 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 85 Page 86 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 87 College Lane, Highgate Page 88 | PTP Architects Chester Row, Belgravia Page 90 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 91 “PTP’s attention to detail and their obsession with utilising space and infiltration of light has helped us to develop some of the most stunning homes in London. Each design has a fresh approach and blends into its surroundings and modern day life while never compromising on quality. We have had a long and fun relationship which we hope will continue for many years to come.” Andrew Dunn Finchatton Ltd Page 92 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 93 Page 94 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 95 Page 96 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 97 Page 98 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 99 “For Peter Tigg at PTP, every problem has a solution, and his professional and positive attitude was invaluable and laid the foundation for the stunning architectural aspects that characterise our house and sets it apart. We cannot thank him enough for the enjoyment we get every day from the house he largely created.” Robin D’Alessandro & Noel Philp Private Client Interior decoration by Todhunter Earle Todhunter Interior decoration by Egerton Crescent, Knightsbridge Page 100 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 101 Page 102 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 103 Eaton Square, Belgravia Bed 5 En Bed 3 Suite Bed 2 2 Master Master Master Suite Dressing En Suite Reception Study Dining Kitchen Sitting Area Room Staff Staff Reception Kitchen Gym Bin Store Plant Room Cinema Page 104 | PTP Architects Page 106 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 107 “PTP Architects’ design talent - along with their extensive knowledge of local planning regulations - were instrumental in the success of our project at Eaton Square. I have no hesitation in recommending them.” Joe Brooks Brooks Properties Page 108 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 109 Page 110 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 111 Blenheim Crescent, Notting Hill Page 112 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 113 Page 114 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 115 “As a lighting consultant, it has been great working as part of the design team with these talented architects developing new ideas of how lighting can be integrated creatively and seamlessly into architecture and exploring new techniques to ensure the best for our clients.” Sally Storey Lighting Consultant Lighting Design International / John Cullen Lighting Page 116 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 117 Page 118 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 119 Page 120 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 121 Page 122 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 123 Tom’s Hill, Tring, Hertfordshire Page 124 | PTP Architects PTP Architects | Page 125 “Have been working with PTP for over seven years and will shortly be completing another project. 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