Mixed-use Shoreditch scheme incorporates remnants of building destroyed in WWII

Architecture practice Stiff + Trevillion has completed a 433,600 sq ft mixed-use scheme in Shoreditch.

The development, located on the historic junction of Paul Street and Leonard Street, has created new office, retail and residential space across five storeys.

Stiff + Trevillion’s designs for the site incorporated a Grade II-listed wall – the remnant of a neighbouring ecclesiastical building destroyed during bombing raids in the Second World War.

The company said the project marks a “critical phase” in bringing new coherence and increased public activity to South Shoreditch.

The site’s residential and office elements have access to a lower courtyard, partially formed by the listed wall. The access space could be used as gallery space.

Construction work was delivered by J Murphy & Sons.

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