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St Pancras Chambers was designed as a hotel by Sir George Gilbert Scott for Midland Grand in the 1860s. It has been completely refurbished and returned to use as a 245-bed five-star hotel with 67 apartments, including one luxury penthouse.A new wing has been constructed adjacent to the station in the style of the original building and provides the majority of the hotel bedrooms.The major public rooms in the Chambers are used as restaurants, bars and hotel suites, including the Grand Stairs all having been redecorated to the original schemes.

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St Pancras Renaissance Hotel London
London / UK
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2013
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20,000 sq m
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St Pancras Chambers was designed as a hotel by Sir George Gilbert Scott for Midland Grand in the 1860s. It has been completely refurbished and returned to use as a 245-bed five-star hotel with 67 apartments, including one luxury penthouse.

A new wing has been constructed adjacent to the station in the style of the original building and provides the majority of the hotel bedrooms.

The major public rooms in the Chambers are used as restaurants, bars and hotel suites, including the Grand Stairs all having been redecorated to the original schemes.

Winning Awards
2012
RIBA Regional Awards 2012
Winner, London Client of the Year Award
Shortlisted, London Regional Historic Building Award
2011
European Hotel Design Awards 2011
Shortlisted, Conversion and/or Extension of an Existing Hotel Building
Leading European Architects Forum Awards 2011
Special Commendation, International Interior Design Awards
What we do / Architecture / Mixed use / Xihongmen Mixed-use Development, Da Xing District
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