The restoration, refurbishment and extension of seven buildings along Denmark Street, formally Tin Pan Alley, a Soho street at the historic centre of the UK music industry with a strong heritage of musical icons linked to the street; the Rolling Stones having recorded their first album at 4 Denmark Street and the Beatles signing their first record at Dick James Music

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ICA’s involvement in the delivery of the St Giles masterplan is primarily located on the south side of Denmark Street, with a number of listed buildings on the North Side bookending the street. Sat within a constrained site and surrounded by listed buildings on all sides, the scheme looks to refurbish the existing listed townhouses and warehouse buildings whilst forming a double storey basement events space, plus a number of restaurant spaces and pavilions.

The four Grade II and Grade II* listed houses and three warehouses accommodates a mixture of private residential, affordable housing and retail within a series of small interventions. The 17th century facades, ailing structure and original internal details are to be sensitively restored to their former grandeur.