Restoration plans for Dolphin Square revealed
- 20 April 2021
Following last year’s acquisition of Dolphin Square, the 795,990 sq ft iconic residential scheme in Pimlico, London, by AXA IM Alts, on behalf of clients, the management team has shared an update on plans for the restoration of the asset with residents and neighbours.
Built on guiding principles of protecting and enhancing the asset and its landscaped gardens for the long-term, the restoration will focus making the estate more sustainable and lowering its carbon footprint, while improving the comfort and quality of life of residents.
Plans include modernising the inner workings of the buildings with significant investment in the estate’s infrastructure, harnessing innovation and technology, combined with good estate management. Interiors and apartments will be refreshed and updated, with a design approach inspired by Dolphin Square’s heritage and a focus on quality and craftmanship. The on-site amenity offering for residents will also be considerably enhanced.
Works are scheduled to start in the Autumn of 2021, subject to planning applications, expected later this year, and will improve each building in turn over the next seven years.
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