Make One Group

Koko + The Hope & Anchor

204 Great Portland Street

Marylebone, London

The project

Prestigious Design & Build development at Great Portland Street (nestled between London’s Marylebone and Fitzrovia neighbourhoods), to create 37 super-prime residential units from 1st to 8th floor and additional Ground Floor / Basement Retail Units.

Project also features double-basement formation and 8-storey concrete frame with lift shafts, steel frame, stone, and pre-cast concrete cladding with rainscreen cladding, curtain walling and bespoke cast aluminium balustrades. 

This scheme is located within a busy area of central London on a constrained site with stringent Party Wall requirements.

Scope

  • Groundworks, double-basement formation
  • Construction of above ground RC frame
  • Construction of external envelope
  • Super-prime fit-out of apartments and communal areas

What People Say

I’ve employed Dave and his team on several projects and have always been impressed with their professionalism and their Can Do approach to some of the most difficult construction challenges.
Matthew Pryor, Cityscape

I am delighted to recommend Make One for similar bespoke and high-quality works, and would recommend the team to our own clients in the future.
David Archer, Archer Humphryes Architects

We have worked with Make One on a number of projects, including a 13,000 sq ft new build prime residential home. Our experience with Make One and the final quality were both exceptional.
Andrew Pilcher, Pierce Hill

I have worked for David Westwood for over a decade and it has always been a hugely positive experience as it is now proving the case with Make One’s fantastic KOKO project.
Ian Bolt, Custom Sight & Sound Ltd

After working with David Westwood and his team over the last decade, I have always been impressed with their professionalism and commitment to every project.
Ian Pryor, Quantem

Make One have proactively helped deliver a very complicated development of a London landmark building.
James Morgan , Heyne Tillet Steel

Make One score five stars for communication, adaptability and overall performance.
Jon Riley, Locker and Riley