Westbridge Hotel

This development is in the heart of the 2012 London Olympic park and consists of the restoration of an existing 17th century pub. The opportunity for new infrastructure projects provide substantial economic gains for clients and one of the major commercial re-development schemes is the West bridge Hotel.

The existing use was very dysfunctional and poorly maintained. Therefore, the vision was to provide a mixture of function, form and sustainability within the proposed design. Consisting mainly of a six storey development occupying 81 ensuite bedrooms, conference facility, restaurant, gym, meeting room, sauna and inclusive car parks.

Public houses of this nature bring back traditions of the Anglo-Saxon era.Due to the history behind the building CMT construction held great importance on  maintaining a sense of national heritage when restoring the building.The new, contemporary textures and finishes matched the existing features and for this we were encouraged to be nominated for the English Heritage Award.

While we were protecting the original features of the building in relation to the existing heritage building figures. We added advanced future and environmental measures to the development, such as high- tech insulation, acoustic walls and floors, computerised access door and lighting systems, harvesting tank, solar panels on the roof, and intelligent lighting control systems to all rooms.

At CMT we were proud that we completed the project on time, within budget and were encouraged to be nominated for the English Heritage Award.