Cunningham Stone contributed to the design and build of a 5,000 m² Centre of Excellence for the Fetal Medicine Foundation at Harley Street, operated by King’s College Hospital. The project involved the sensitive redevelopment of Nos. 16–20 Windsor Walk, retaining and refurbishing the historic front façades to respect conservation requirements, while delivering a new four-storey facility that provides world-class clinical, research and educational spaces seamlessly integrated with the area’s architectural character.
Cunningham Stone contributed to the design and build of a 5,000 m² Centre of Excellence for the Fetal Medicine Foundation at Harley Street, operated by King’s College Hospital. The project redeveloped Nos. 16–20 Windsor Walk, a row of run-down terraced houses, carefully retaining and refurbishing the front façades to respect the area’s conservation principles.
The new four-storey building provides state-of-the-art lecture theatres, laboratories, consulting and treatment rooms, and management facilities, creating a high-quality environment for world-leading clinical care and research. The retained terraces now form the south elevation, seamlessly blending historical character with modern medical and research facilities.
