No. 164, Shaftesbury Avenue

Shaftesbury Avenue / Nos. 144-164 (even): No. 164, Shaftesbury Avenue

Designations

Listing
No
Building of Merit
No
Shopfront of Merit
No

Appraisal

No. 164, Shaftesbury Avenue

An over-scaled 1970s office development designed by Richard Seifert and Partners with a long return-elevation to Mercer Street, and abutting the same architects’ Earlham House residential development which extends south-eastwards down the remaining part of Mercer Street to The Dials. Three and two storeys of horizontally-banded brick and glass (with two further set-back storeys), above a two-storey high extensively glazed and partly cantilevered base.

An unlisted building of little if any architectural interest or townscape value which makes little if any contribution to the character, appearance or significance of Seven Dials Conservation Area .

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