The Powerhouse in Chelsea is housed within one of London's last great industrial icon buildings.
Waterfront, views over the River Thames and historic design features, The Powerhouse is set to reinvigorate the area and is the most dramatic transformation in the borough to date. Renowned architect Sir Terry Farrell and Fiona Barratt-Campbell of Fiona Barratt Interiors are responsible for the restoration and redesign of the building, as both are known for incorporating historical details to modern spaces.
Residences range from two- to four-bedroom apartments ranging in price from $1.9 million to $3.7 million for a four-bedroom, full-floor home. The interiors are decidedly modern and sleek with a nod to electrical elements through lighting and art installations that honor the building’s former purpose, generating power. Barratt-Campbell incorporated details like full-height evergreen trees where the building’s turbines once stood, as well as water troughs that represent the creation of steam.
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