Situated in the heart of Richmond, one of London's most affluent and desirable boroughs, Westminster House occupies a prominent position adjacent to Richmond Station, with Network Rail infrastructure immediately bordering the site and a busy bus corridor running along its frontage. Located within a vibrant town centre environment, the development is surrounded by Richmond's retail, leisure and commercial offering, while benefitting from exceptional transport connectivity.

Patterson Construction is delivering the comprehensive redevelopment and extension of the existing building, transforming a prominent town centre asset into a high-quality mixed-use development. The scheme includes a two-storey vertical extension to provide a collection of premium residential apartments, while retaining and enhancing commercial and retail accommodation at ground and basement levels.

The project requires the careful integration of new construction within the existing structure, alongside significant upgrades to the building's appearance, performance and occupier experience. Delivering works within such a constrained urban environment demands meticulous planning and coordination, particularly given the site's proximity to operational rail infrastructure, high pedestrian footfall and surrounding businesses.

A key aspect of the development is the retention and enhancement of the existing building. By repurposing and extending the asset rather than pursuing wholesale redevelopment, the project supports a more sustainable approach to construction while creating high-quality residential, commercial and retail accommodation in one of South West London's most sought-after locations.

Upon completion, Westminster House will provide a revitalised mixed-use destination that contributes positively to Richmond town centre, enhancing both the streetscape and the long-term value of this strategically located site.

Royal Russell School

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Live school campus requiring phased works, safeguarding procedures and controlled access.

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