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Being the foodie journalists (in training) that we are, we thought we would share our latest favourite eatery, Whitecross Market. Located conveniently just off Old Street, this street feast has pretty much every cuisine you could possibly desire at lunchtime. It's one of the oldest street markets in London, transformed from grotty to gourmet in recent…
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Last Friday B and I hit Whitecross Street in EC1 for another round of curbside eating. A few minutes walk from Old St and Barbican tube, the Whitecross Street Market is one of the oldest in London, dating back to the 17th Century. There's a general market that runs through the working week, and a…
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prep for: Whitecross Street Party Shoreditch July 24-25th www.wxstreetparty.co.uk/
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Whitecross street
Blue Plaque near Whitecross Street
The client's family business has occupied the premises at 115 Whitecross Street since the 1850s. The original four storey houses date from the 17th century whilst, more recently, additional residential accommodation had been built to the rear of the site overlooking a small park, formed after clearance by second world war bombing. Project Orange were approached with a tripartite brief; to redevelop the rear of the site to create a new family home, to upgrade and renovate the buildings onto the street converting them into rental apartments and to retain and renovate the existing ground floor business use. The aspect of the new-build house is refocused towards the park, opening generous areas of glazing to benefit from long views and light penetration. The glazing, together with the layering and depth of the façade, gives a spatial richness and light to the interior as well as enhancing the adjoining public space. The living areas are raised to first floor level and link the expansive areas facing the park to more intimate zones grouped around enclosed internal courtyards. These in turn flow through to refurbished areas of the existing buildings fronting the street. A sense of security and protection is afforded by the ground floor brick plinth upon which the new house is perched. The cubic forms of the new upper storeys are characterised by an armature of sheet copper cladding from which emerge volumes finished in rustic oak shakes, a reference to the Arcadian landscape of the park. Awards RIBA National Award Winner 12 August 2010 Grand Designs Awards Best New Build House Finalist 11 March 2010 The Design Awards Living Space of the Year Winner 15 May 2009 British Homes Awards Best One-off House of the Year Winner 09 March 2009
London, Whitecross Street Food Market, Jul 2013.
Spotted outside Fix Coffee on Whitecross Street in London.
Whitecross Street. Photography by Laura Ellen Photography http://www.lauraellenphotography.co.uk/
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