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5-7 St Helen’s Place with The Leathersellers’ Hall, City of London

Fitting to realise the aspirations of the livery company

5-7 St Helen's Place London by Eric Parry
5-7 St Helen's Place London by Eric Parry Credit: Dirk Lindner

Eric Parry Architects for The Leathersellers’ Company

Contract value: £35.1m

GIA: 5,770m²

This development returns The Leathersellers’ Hall to the site of its earliest location in the City. The new building sits behind a listed facade looking to the south. The south elevation is clad in articulated ceramic tiles with a richness of detail reflecting the craftsmanship of the interior. A new double-height livery company hall sits within the basement of the existing building.

  • 5-7 St Helen's Place London by Eric Parry
    5-7 St Helen's Place London by Eric Parry Credit: Dirk Lindner
  • 5-7 St Helen's Place London by Eric Parry
    5-7 St Helen's Place London by Eric Parry Credit: Dirk Lindner
  • 5-7 St Helen's Place London by Eric Parry
    5-7 St Helen's Place London by Eric Parry Credit: Dirk Lindner
  • 5-7 St Helen's Place London by Eric Parry
    5-7 St Helen's Place London by Eric Parry Credit: Dirk Lindner
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The stair hall, reception room and court room provide the three principal spaces at ground floor level. Connected to the more modest entrance lobby, they allow a natural circulation down the oval stair to the dining hall. The finely crafted interiors are fitting  to realise the aspirations of the livery company.


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