Kingsland and Carrington House, Regent Street

PBC was instructed to prepare Planned Maintenance Reports for Kingsland House and Carrington House, two prominent Grade II listed buildings occupying a landmark position on Regent Street in London’s West End. Constructed during the 1920s, the buildings provide a mix of flagship retail accommodation at ground floor level with office space above and form an important part of the Regent Street streetscape. The commission involved a detailed assessment of the external fabric and identification of future maintenance requirements to support the long-term management, preservation and performance of these heritage assets.

Comprehensive inspections were carried out to assess the condition of the building envelope, including façades, roofs, windows, rainwater goods, decorative features and other exposed elements susceptible to weathering and deterioration. Particular attention was given to identifying defects, areas of accelerated decay and maintenance issues that could impact the performance, appearance and longevity of the buildings.

The Planned Maintenance Reports provided a clear assessment of current condition alongside prioritised recommendations for repair, maintenance and renewal works. The reports established a structured programme of expenditure, enabling the client to plan future investment, manage risk and protect asset value through proactive maintenance.

Budget cost estimates and lifecycle considerations were incorporated within the reports, providing a practical framework for future decision-making and helping to minimise the risk of unplanned repairs and associated disruption.

By delivering a comprehensive understanding of the condition of both properties, PBC enabled the client to implement a strategic approach to asset management.

We are retained on various projects at the buildings to ensure that Kingsland House and Carrington House remain well maintained, compliant and fit for long-term occupation.

To find out more about this project, visit GPE’s website.

For more examples of our work in this area, explore our other Planned Maintenance case studies.