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	One Hyde Park is a prestigious residential complex located in Knightsbridge, London. It was designed by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners, led by the architect Graham Stirk.		One Hyde Park is a prestigious residential complex located in Knightsbridge, London. It was designed by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners, led by the architect Graham Stirk.
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	One Hyde Park comprises 86 apartments and duplexes (including four penthouses) plus three retail units at ground floor level fronting onto Knightsbridge. Additional facilities for residents include: a private cinema; a 21 m swimming pool; squash courts; a gym; and a business suite with meeting rooms.		One Hyde Park comprises 86 apartments and duplexes (including four penthouses) plus three retail units at ground floor level fronting onto Knightsbridge. Additional facilities for residents include: a private cinema; a 21 m swimming pool; squash courts; a gym; and a business suite with meeting rooms.

−	The complex opens up views between Hyde Park and Knightsbridge. Once inside the building, these views are maintained from a series of fully-glazed circulation cores incorporating stairs, lifts and lobbies.	+	The complex opens up views between Hyde Park and Knightsbridge. Once inside the building, these views are maintained from a series of fully-glazed circulation cores incorporating stairs, lifts and lobbies. The design seeks to complement the existing streetscape of Knightsbridge and create a scheme that offers daylight and generous views whilst achieving the necessary degree of privacy for its occupants.

−	~~The design seeks~~ to ~~complement~~ the ~~existing streetscape~~ of ~~Knightsbridge~~ and ~~create a scheme that offers daylight and generous views whilst achieving~~ the ~~necessary degree of privacy for its occupants~~.	+	As befits luxury apartments, elegant detailing and quality of construction are of great importance. Materials were chosen to reflect the colouring and texture of the surrounding buildings: red-brown copper alloy façades complement the surrounding red brick buildings; and pale structural concrete mimics stone details on the neighbouring Mandarin Oriental Hotel.

−	~~As befits luxury apartments, elegant detailing and quality of construction were of great importance. Materials were chosen~~ to ~~reflect~~ the ~~colouring and texture~~ of the ~~surrounding buildings: red-brown copper alloy façades complement~~ the ~~surrounding red brick buildings;~~ and ~~pale structural concrete mimics stone details on~~ the ~~neighbouring Mandarin Oriental Hotel~~.	+	A new gateway to the Park has been created by relocating Edinburgh Gate to the western edge of the site. The roadway is covered by a canopy and the top surface is planted to provide visual amenity for those who overlook it and protecting residents from traffic noise. Epstein’s ‘Pan’ which was at the northern end of the existing Edinburgh Gate has been relocated to maintain its relationship to the new roadway.

−	A new ~~gateway to the Park~~ has been created ~~by relocating Edinburgh Gate to~~ the ~~western~~ edge of the site~~. The roadway is covered by a canopy and~~ the ~~top surface is planted~~ to provide a visual amenity for all those overlooking it and protect residents from traffic noise. Epstein’s ‘Pan’ which was at the northern end of the existing Edinburgh Gate has been repositioned to maintain its relationship to the new roadway.	+	A new pedestrian route has been created along the eastern edge of the site, linking the Park to Knightsbridge.

−	~~Along the eastern edge of the site, linking the Park to Knightsbridge, a new pedestrian route through the site, Serpentine Walk, has been created.~~ The original Knightsbridge underground station entrance has been relocated adjacent to Mandarin Oriental Hotel. The entrance was designed using a similar palette of materials to those used in One Hyde Park, creating a structure with a glazed roof and walls that appears to be both open and solid.	+	The original Knightsbridge underground station entrance has been relocated adjacent to Mandarin Oriental Hotel. The entrance was designed using a similar palette of materials to those used in One Hyde Park, creating a structure with a glazed roof and walls that appears to be both open and solid.

−	Renowned ~~lighting~~ artist, James Turrell has created a unified lighting concept that interacts with the development’s architecture. It includes perimeter lighting for the five glass stair and lift structures and a colourful light display.	+	Renowned artist, James Turrell has created a unified lighting concept that interacts with the development’s architecture. It includes perimeter lighting for the five glass stair and lift structures and a colourful light display.

	Project information:		Project information:

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−	~~As well as being an exceptional home,~~ One Hyde Park is a ~~piece of history to be treasured and passed down to future generations~~.	+	One Hyde Park is a prestigious residential complex located in Knightsbridge, London. It was designed by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners, led by the architect Graham Stirk.

−	~~----~~	+	One Hyde Park comprises 86 apartments and duplexes (including four penthouses) plus three retail units at ground floor level fronting onto Knightsbridge. Additional facilities for residents include: a private cinema; a 21 m swimming pool; squash courts; a gym; and a business suite with meeting rooms.

−	~~One Hyde Park has given Knightsbridge a distinctive new residential development which relates strongly to the existing streetscape and~~ opens up views between Hyde Park and Knightsbridge. Once inside the building these views are maintained from a series of fully-glazed circulation cores incorporating stairs, lifts and lobbies. One Hyde Park comprises 86 apartments and duplexes (including four penthouses) plus three retail units at ground floor level fronting onto Knightsbridge. Additional facilities for residents include: a private cinema; a 21m swimming pool; squash courts; a gym; and a business suite with meeting rooms.	+	The complex opens up views between Hyde Park and Knightsbridge. Once inside the building, these views are maintained from a series of fully-glazed circulation cores incorporating stairs, lifts and lobbies.

−	The design seeks to complement the existing streetscape of Knightsbridge and create a scheme that offers daylight and generous views whilst achieving the necessary degree of privacy for its occupants. As befits luxury apartments, elegant detailing and quality of construction were of great importance. Materials were chosen to reflect the colouring and texture of the surrounding buildings: red-brown copper alloy façades complement the surrounding red brick buildings; and pale structural concrete mimics stone details on the neighbouring Mandarin Oriental Hotel.	+	The design seeks to complement the existing streetscape of Knightsbridge and create a scheme that offers daylight and generous views whilst achieving the necessary degree of privacy for its occupants.
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		+	As befits luxury apartments, elegant detailing and quality of construction were of great importance. Materials were chosen to reflect the colouring and texture of the surrounding buildings: red-brown copper alloy façades complement the surrounding red brick buildings; and pale structural concrete mimics stone details on the neighbouring Mandarin Oriental Hotel.

	A new gateway to the Park has been created by relocating Edinburgh Gate to the western edge of the site. The roadway is covered by a canopy and the top surface is planted to provide a visual amenity for all those overlooking it and protect residents from traffic noise. Epstein’s ‘Pan’ which was at the northern end of the existing Edinburgh Gate has been repositioned to maintain its relationship to the new roadway.		A new gateway to the Park has been created by relocating Edinburgh Gate to the western edge of the site. The roadway is covered by a canopy and the top surface is planted to provide a visual amenity for all those overlooking it and protect residents from traffic noise. Epstein’s ‘Pan’ which was at the northern end of the existing Edinburgh Gate has been repositioned to maintain its relationship to the new roadway.
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	Project information:		Project information:
−	*Place: London, UK
−	*Date: 2005-2011
−	*Client: Project Grande (Guernsey) Ltd
−	*Development Managers: Candy & Candy
−	*Cost: £250 million
−	*Total Area: 65,000m²
−	*Architect: Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
−	*Structural Engineer: Arup
−	*Services Engineer: Cundall
−	*Cost Consultant: Gardiner & Theobald
−	*Project Manager: GVA Second London Wall Project Management
−	*Planning Consultant: DP9
−	*Fire Consultant: Exova Warrington Fire
−	*Landscape Architect: Gillespies LLP
−	*Interior Design: Candy & Candy
−	*Interior Architect: BFLS
−	*Public Lighting Design: James Turrell
−	*Main Contractor: Laing O’Rourke

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		+	* Date: 2005-2011
		+	* Client: Project Grande (Guernsey) Ltd
		+	* Development Managers: Candy & Candy
		+	* Cost: £250 million
		+	* Total Area: 65,000m²
		+	* Architect: Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
		+	* Structural Engineer: Arup
		+	* Services Engineer: Cundall
		+	* Cost Consultant: Gardiner & Theobald
		+	* Project Manager: GVA Second London Wall Project Management
		+	* Planning Consultant: DP9
		+	* Fire Consultant: Exova Warrington Fire
		+	* Landscape Architect: Gillespies LLP
		+	* Interior Design: Candy & Candy
		+	* Interior Architect: BFLS
		+	* Public Lighting Design: James Turrell
		+	* Main Contractor: Laing O’Rourke

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	As well as being an exceptional home, One Hyde Park is a piece of history to be treasured and passed down to future generations.		As well as being an exceptional home, One Hyde Park is a piece of history to be treasured and passed down to future generations.
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	One Hyde Park has given Knightsbridge a distinctive new residential development which relates strongly to the existing streetscape and opens up views between Hyde Park and Knightsbridge. Once inside the building these views are maintained from a series of fully-glazed circulation cores incorporating stairs, lifts and lobbies. One Hyde Park comprises 86 apartments and duplexes (including four penthouses) plus three retail units at ground floor level fronting onto Knightsbridge. Additional facilities for residents include: a private cinema; a 21m swimming pool; squash courts; a gym; and a business suite with meeting rooms.		One Hyde Park has given Knightsbridge a distinctive new residential development which relates strongly to the existing streetscape and opens up views between Hyde Park and Knightsbridge. Once inside the building these views are maintained from a series of fully-glazed circulation cores incorporating stairs, lifts and lobbies. One Hyde Park comprises 86 apartments and duplexes (including four penthouses) plus three retail units at ground floor level fronting onto Knightsbridge. Additional facilities for residents include: a private cinema; a 21m swimming pool; squash courts; a gym; and a business suite with meeting rooms.

−	The design seeks to complement the existing streetscape of Knightsbridge and create a scheme that offers daylight and generous views whilst achieving the necessary degree of privacy for its occupants. As befits luxury apartments, elegant detailing and quality of construction were of great importance. Materials were chosen to reflect the colouring and texture of the surrounding buildings: red-brown copper alloy façades complement the surrounding red brick buildings; and pale structural concrete mimics stone details on the neighbouring Mandarin Oriental Hotel.	+	The design seeks to complement the existing streetscape of Knightsbridge and create a scheme that offers daylight and generous views whilst achieving the necessary degree of privacy for its occupants. As befits luxury apartments, elegant detailing and quality of construction were of great importance. Materials were chosen to reflect the colouring and texture of the surrounding buildings: red-brown copper alloy façades complement the surrounding red brick buildings; and pale structural concrete mimics stone details on the neighbouring Mandarin Oriental Hotel.

	A new gateway to the Park has been created by relocating Edinburgh Gate to the western edge of the site. The roadway is covered by a canopy and the top surface is planted to provide a visual amenity for all those overlooking it and protect residents from traffic noise. Epstein’s ‘Pan’ which was at the northern end of the existing Edinburgh Gate has been repositioned to maintain its relationship to the new roadway.		A new gateway to the Park has been created by relocating Edinburgh Gate to the western edge of the site. The roadway is covered by a canopy and the top surface is planted to provide a visual amenity for all those overlooking it and protect residents from traffic noise. Epstein’s ‘Pan’ which was at the northern end of the existing Edinburgh Gate has been repositioned to maintain its relationship to the new roadway.
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As well as being an exceptional home, One Hyde Park is a piece of history to be treasured and passed down to future generations.

One Hyde Park has given Knightsbridge a distinctive new residential development which relates strongly to the existing streetscape and opens up views between Hyde Park and Knightsbridge. Once inside the building these views are maintained from a series of fully-glazed circulation cores incorporating stairs, lifts and lobbies. One Hyde Park comprises 86 apartments and duplexes (including four penthouses) plus three retail units at ground floor level fronting onto Knightsbridge. Additional facilities for residents include: a private cinema; a 21m swimming pool; squash courts; a gym; and a business suite with meeting rooms.

The design seeks to complement the existing streetscape of Knightsbridge and create a scheme that offers daylight and generous views whilst achieving the necessary degree of privacy for its occupants. As befits luxury apartments, elegant detailing and quality of construction were of great importance. Materials were chosen to reflect the colouring and texture of the surrounding buildings: red-brown copper alloy façades complement the surrounding red brick buildings; and pale structural concrete mimics stone details on the neighbouring Mandarin Oriental Hotel.

A new gateway to the Park has been created by relocating Edinburgh Gate to the western edge of the site. The roadway is covered by a canopy and the top surface is planted to provide a visual amenity for all those overlooking it and protect residents from traffic noise. Epstein’s ‘Pan’ which was at the northern end of the existing Edinburgh Gate has been repositioned to maintain its relationship to the new roadway.

Along the eastern edge of the site, linking the Park to Knightsbridge, a new pedestrian route through the site, Serpentine Walk, has been created. The original Knightsbridge underground station entrance has been relocated adjacent to Mandarin Oriental Hotel. The entrance was designed using a similar palette of materials to those used in One Hyde Park, creating a structure with a glazed roof and walls that appears to be both open and solid.

Renowned lighting artist, James Turrell has created a unified lighting concept that interacts with the development’s architecture. It includes perimeter lighting for the five glass stair and lift structures and a colourful light display.

Project information:
*Place: London, UK
*Date: 2005-2011
*Client: Project Grande (Guernsey) Ltd
*Development Managers: Candy & Candy
*Cost: £250 million
*Total Area: 65,000m²
*Architect: Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
*Structural Engineer: Arup
*Services Engineer: Cundall
*Cost Consultant: Gardiner & Theobald
*Project Manager: GVA Second London Wall Project Management
*Planning Consultant: DP9
*Fire Consultant: Exova Warrington Fire
*Landscape Architect: Gillespies LLP
*Interior Design: Candy & Candy
*Interior Architect: BFLS
*Public Lighting Design: James Turrell
*Main Contractor: Laing O’Rourke

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