The martini may be the most economical cocktail in terms of ingredients, but delivering it properly is a different matter entirely. It is a classic case of hospitality maths: the fewer the elements in the glass, the more the surrounding space has to do the heavy lifting. We share our experience visiting four top spots in London that have perfected the art of the serve: The Park, Duke’s, The Connaught, and The Hero of Maida Vale.
Read MoreBehind a curved glass counter on a quiet Bayswater corner, someone is calmly exchanging euros for pounds. A few steps away, a barista pours a flat white while a customer flips through a Kinfolk. At first glance it feels like an oddly charming scene in an arty movie (and that’s exactly the point!)
Read MoreGreenway Associates visits the ‘sold out’ David Bowie Centre at the V&A East Storehouse and gets up close and personal with a few of archives from the Bowie Collection.
Read MoreWe have 3 x 1st Edition Prints of “Brutalist Buildings of London” - a Set of 2 Posters, by artist Mai Sommer to give away. The artworks details 11 iconic Brutalist buildings that stretch across the London landscape, as well as the concrete used in their construction. All you need to do is email us and tell us where you would hang it.
Read MoreGreenway Associates have recently had the pleasure of advising on the vision of Meanwhile Gardens Factory site, in collaboration with IDK Architects. Trellick Tower has a twin called Balfron Tower, which is currently being redesigned by Ab Rogers, whom we worked with on the Tate Modern Public Concourses many years ago.
Read MoreCoal Drops Yard is the prize jewel of the multi-billion pound King’s Cross Central regeneration scheme, which has emerged from London’s vast derelict railworks in this area.
Read MoreIn a year where “home” has never meant so much, we thought we would take a closer look at one of the favourite homes in the 2020 Open House London event.
Read MoreFor the first time since it was opened over 200 years ago, the public have access to a towpath linking Paddington Basin and Little Venice - all thanks to this eye catching skyscraper.
Read MoreThe glass roof at the new location enables Annabels elite members to dine out under the sun and stars all year round, seven days a week, for breakfast, lunch, dinner and late night drinks.
Read MoreIf you have ever found yourself wondering around Soho, you might have stumbled across a noticeably different building called The Duck + Rice.
Read MoreIn July 2017, ‘Hope’, the 25.2m Blue Whale was unveiled as the new centre piece of the new Natural History Museum.
Read MoreOne step through 1Rebel’s doors leads you into the lit up world of ‘RIDE’ - their signature bike class that combines elite trainers, elite bikes and a killer lighting scheme.
Read MoreThe regeneration of the Grand Union Canal area, now better known as Paddington Basin, has been a highlight to watch over the years. One of our favourite installations there is The Rolling Bridge by Thomas Heatherwick.
Read MoreWe have enjoyed using quite a few of the Third Space locations over the years, but in 2018, they completed their City location and we heard all about ‘‘THE POOL”…
Read MoreLondon has some amazing luxury fitness options and we can’t get enough of them. One of our favourites is BXR Marylebone.
Read MoreLondon is known for its fair share of Instagrammable loos. One of our favourite’s is inside Annabel’s…
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