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Mustard Cowork at Little Underbank

by Kelsall Architects

Client Kelsall Architects

Award RIBA North West Award 2024, RIBA North West Small Project of the Year 2024

Mustard Cowork at Little Underbank © Paul Karalius

Kelsall Architects were both the architect and developer for this project to renovate a dilapidated Grade II listed building on Little Underbank in the heart of Stockport. The scheme included the sensitive reinstatement of a stone, arched shopfront as well as renovation of the upper floors as a small café and co-working space.

This seemingly modest project has had an impact that reaches far beyond its walls. It has been a catalyst for significant transformation and regeneration in the centre of Stockport and has set a standard for other developers to follow. Not only does it offer a model of a sensitive approach to the architectural renovation of existing buildings, but also realises the potential to create a place that is full of character. The outcome has supported independent shops and businesses as well as bringing footfall and a sense of civic pride back to the town centre.

Read the full citation from the RIBA Awards Jury on RIBA Journal.

Structural Engineer Elliot Bond Consulting

Heritage Consultant BB Heritage Studio

Quantity Surveyor / Cost Consultant B2PM

Building Control Assent Building Control

Environmental / M&E Engineer GLD Technical Consulting

Gross internal area in m² 413

Mustard Cowork at Little Underbank © Paul Karalius
Mustard Cowork at Little Underbank © Paul Karalius
Mustard Cowork at Little Underbank © Paul Karalius
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Mustard Cowork at Little Underbank © Paul Karalius
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