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Cascade House
2014 Architect : Patalab Client: Private Cascade House was a major reinvention project of an an early 18th century Grade II listed building within the very heart of London’s Hampstead village, comprises existing retail premises over ground and first floors, with a new generous two-bedroom dwelling above. ParryPage was brought
Archive projects
We make a habit of moving projects older than 5 years to our archive section. We do because we want you to focus on what we are doing now than what we have done, However we feel it is still important to document what we have achieved and done in
Small Projects
This is a range of smaller or temporary projects that we have worked on. These include projects such as art installations and art construction but also small pieces of technical joinery that we feel deserve a look.
Royal Thai Embassy
In 2015, Parrypage was chosen by Architect UberRaum to carry their vision for an updated look of the Thai embassy.
The works include the consular and visa sections as well as the Embassy’s musical performance space, which is regularly used for high-profile receptions and cultural events.
Kanye West Art Stand
The Kanye West Art Stand was a furniture piece ParryPage were commissioned to produce in conjunction with Patalab’s Founder & Director Uwe Schmidt-Hess for a private client.
110 Elgin Crescent
110 Elgin Crescent was a massive dwelling renovation. Brought on to the project by Architecture and interior design studio Chester Jones, Parrypage carried out not only superficial alterations but large scale transformations such as a re-levelling of all the floors through out, installation of large structural steel work, floor layout alterations, full rewiring and plumbing of the entire building, demolition of existing conservatory and construction of replacement conservatory, Complete replacement of the 4 existing staircases.
Serpentine Gallery Reception Desk
The reception desk at the serpentine was built and engineered by Parrypage and designed by David Adjaye.
The desks construction is 3 powder coated mild steel units bolted together and to the floor. The surfaces of the desk are made of 6mm toughen glass sandwiched between threaded brass pins, these allow the glass sections to be easily removable.
Heath House
Heath House was a major transformation project, taking a quite traditional detached house, modernising it and adding a whole extra floor.
Parrypage was selected by Patalab to build and install all the joinery for the project as they felt our precision and technical ability was what they needed.
