The conversion of Coal Drops Yard, into a retail/food and beverage experience, is a historic project that has involved many great architects and consultants. Fraher & Findlay was invited as the technical delivery architect for retail Unit 2 to lead the enabling and fit out works.

Situated in a double ground floor unit within the listed Granary Building in Kings Cross, Fraher have completed this project in collaboration with Spiritland.

Fraher & Findlay has been working on a number of projects as part of the Kings Cross Re-development. We worked on Spiritland which opened in 2017 and won the NLA Award, moving on to the recently completed Unit 2 for Coal Drops Yard.

Mons Cheesemongers is located on Lordship Lane, a prominent food destination in South East London.

Fraher are engaging with a local sports club in South East London. This is a community based project to build a new club house to engage with all users.

An exciting oversea’s project came into the Studio in 2017, restoring a 16th century Alpine Townhouse and attached barn, back to its former glory.

Fraher and Findlay presented proposals for the refurbishment and conversion of a series of listed townhouses. The buildings were unoccupied and suffering from a substantial decay. The Client is looking to convert the buildings into a 120 key boutique hotel

The Studio is a garden based creative home work space for an Architectural Practice. Situated in South East of London the building was driven by the directors need to balance a young family with an increasing workload.

The design proposals look to explore a slim configuration of the traditional terrace house. The 'narrow' houses use angled rooflights/windows to bring in light to the plan and minimize the bulk and form of the traditional lean too outrigger extension.

These two listed townhouses sit in a prominent central London location, accommodating a family run boutique hotel.