Royal Hospital Chelsea

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Since 1682 Royal Hospital, Chelsea has provided a magnificent home for thousands of army pensioners.

The building designed by Sir Christopher Wren is of great architectural importance. The project was carefully and sympathetically designed by Peregrine Bryant Architecture and Conservation to ensure it is in keeping with the overall development.

Specialist Group was responsible for the manufacturing and installation of bedroom case goods to the pensioners living quarters.

Location: London
Architect: Peregrine Bryant Architecture & Conservation

"Sir Christopher Wren’s adaptable design has allowed the berths to expand over the years; however a more radical intervention was needed to ensure the continuing viability of the Royal Hospital today and into the future."

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Chelsea Pensioners Participate In The Founder's Parade At The RHC

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Royal Hospital Chelsea

"Sir Christopher Wren’s adaptable design has allowed the berths to expand over the years; however a more radical intervention was needed to ensure the continuing viability of the Royal Hospital today and into the future."

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