Parkhaus

A visionary masterpiece in Mayfair, London, crafted by Robin Partington Architects (RPA) and adorned with integrated wooden sculptures by Walter Bailey. This nine-storey architectural marvel spans 145 meters, gracing an entire city block on Oxford Street with its sleek, curving facade.

At its western end, seven floors host expansive office spaces, featuring clear, 28,000 sq ft floor plates, accessed through a grand double-height porte-cochère on Park Street. Along the northern facade, double-height retail units house flagship stores for global brands, facing the iconic Selfridges. Park House also offers 39 exclusive residential apartments, each accessed via their private entrance on North Row.

A highlight is 'The Glass Lens,' a striking art installation by Carpenter Lowings, enhancing the porte-cochère with dynamic shapes and illuminated patterns that shimmer throughout the night. Embracing sustainability, Park House exceeds BREEAM standards with low-impact materials, high-performance glazing, and energy-efficient design, ensuring a harmonious balance of social, economic, and environmental values in one of London's most prestigious locales.

Locations near this development project:

Rectory Road: 490m walk

Hackney Downs: 1km walk