RUTLAND COURT
RUTLAND COURT
Architect: DTA
Structural Engineer: Melllss LLP
Construction Cost: £2.5m
M&E Consultant: Hira & Khalique
Main Contractor: SrayMax Construction
Services Provided: Central Heating & Hot Water Plant Room, Central Hot & Cold Water Distribution, Space Heating, Ventilation, Above Ground Drainage, Electrical Load Assessment, Power Distribution, Fire & Security, Mechanical Control Panel, IT, Access Control System, Utilities Compliance, Building Control Approval
Description: Listed building converted into luxury 1 bed 11 rooms hotel in Marylebone.
Architect: DTA
Structural Engineer: Melllss LLP
Construction Cost: £2.5m
M&E Consultant: Hira & Khalique
Main Contractor: SrayMax Construction
Services Provided: Central Heating & Hot Water Plant Room, Central Hot & Cold Water Distribution, Space Heating, Ventilation, Above Ground Drainage, Electrical Load Assessment, Power Distribution, Fire & Security, Mechanical Control Panel, IT, Access Control System, Utilities Compliance, Building Control Approval
Description: Listed building converted into luxury 1 bed 11 rooms hotel in Marylebone.
Hotel & Leisure
WHAT
WHAT
Hotel & Leisure
WHERE
Knightsbridge, London
Knightsbridge, London
WHERE
WHEN
March 2017
WHEN
March 2017
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