Pavehall proudly completed the sensitive refurbishment of the Grade II listed Cholmeley Lodge, a 54-apartment development built 1934–1935 to the designs of Guy Morgan.
External Works
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Cleaning and restoration of yellow brick and cast stone façades
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Refurbishment of steel casement windows, concrete balconies, and flat roofs
Architectural Highlights
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Unique lock plan with three curved crescents and scalloped outline
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Six storeys with projecting balconies and entrance bays
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Cast stone panels emphasising façade banding
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Roof sun deck with small individual stores as windbreaks
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South elevation: stylish and streamlined with views over the City and Waterlow Park
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North elevation: simple functional access balconies
Pavehall’s works preserved the heritage character while upgrading the building for modern living standards.
highgate, london