The brand
Brand licensor Lodha Recorded from a source stating who owns the brand.
Behind these projects
5 firms and individuals 2 open questionsabout this brand
Points this record cannot yet settle, with the sources on
each side. Both readings are published rather than one being chosen quietly.
Two opened pages name different practices as the architect of No.1 Grosvenor Square.
- Eric Parry ArchitectsThe developer's own page names Eric Parry Architects alongside the dismantling and rebuilding of the neo-Georgian facade.source ↗
- EPR Architects and MSMR ArchitectsThe building database names EPR Architects and MSMR Architects as the architects of the scheme.source ↗
Mayfair & St James's · Source conflict · openThree residential schemes are written under an address on Grosvenor Square and the strings are close enough to be read as one.
- No.1 Grosvenor SquareThe scheme's own site and the developer's own pages write the conversion of the former United States Embassy and Canadian High Commission building at 1-3 Grosvenor Square as No.1 Grosvenor Square, served by Saint Amand.source ↗
- Twenty Grosvenor Square, A Four Seasons ResidenceThe launch release issued with Four Seasons writes the conversion of the former United States Naval headquarters at 20 Grosvenor Square as Twenty Grosvenor Square, A Four Seasons Residence.source ↗
- A Four Seasons at 1 Grosvenor SquareNo opened page places a Four Seasons residence at 1 Grosvenor Square. The scheme's own site for that address names Saint Amand as the service provider and no hotel brand, and the brand's own London residence carries the address 20 Grosvenor Square.source ↗
Mayfair & St James's · Name clash · open