Proposal to Convert Old Public House on Twickenham Riverside into Home and Gallery

Our latest project is a proposal to convert a unique family home in Twickenham into a mixed use space that incorporates both an art gallery on the street facing side and a home at the rear, with additional accommodation for an artist in residence.
The rich character of the building and its prominent corner setting makes it the ideal candidate for a gallery. Built in the early 1800s, the house was originally a pub and is now a Building of Townscape Merit in the Twickenham Riverside Conservation Area.
These protections mean that any alterations to the exterior of the house will have to be approached very delicately, with a focus on preserving the character and heritage of the building.
Thanks to our wealth of experience in restoring protected buildings – including another Building of Townscape Merit in Twickenham – we are confident that in the near future you will be able to visit a fantastic new gallery just a short walk from the Thames.
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