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Here you can view a selection of commercial projects including bars, restaurants and hotels. This is where design, atmosphere and practical demands come together to create distinctive hospitality spaces for people to enjoy.
Here you can view a selection of commercial projects including bars, restaurants and hotels. This is where design, atmosphere and practical demands come together to create distinctive hospitality spaces for people to enjoy.
patterns, brighton
patterns, brighton
The staircase was reconstructed to improve circulation, the WCs were relocated, and the interior was comprehensively soundproofed. A new sound system was installed alongside refreshed finishes throughout, giving the venue a sharper, more contemporary edge.
chinese medical centre, hove
chinese medical centre, hove
The pharmacy and laboratory needed to connect more efficiently, with a new staircase linking the two spaces. The existing roof was removed and replaced with a glazed atrium, transforming what could have been a simple intervention into a light filled vertical space.
industry bar, shoreditch
industry bar, shoreditch
This project involved a full reconfiguration and refurbishment of the previous premises. The design embraces the industrial heritage of Shoreditch, using exposed and new cast in-situ concrete, galvanised ducting and electrical conduit, brickwork, brick tiling, and plywood.
salt whisky bar, marylebone
salt whisky bar, marylebone
A palette of wengi and walnut timbers, black slate, and mirror/backlit glass highlights the extensive whisky selection while creating a warm, softly glowing interior that evokes the experience of whisky tasting.
Seary Architects also designed furniture, menus and signage.
megaro hotel, kings cross
megaro hotel, kings cross
This 50-bedroom boutique hotel combines contemporary design with thoughtful functionality. The project includes a welcoming entrance and bar area, alongside a separate restaurant, all carefully designed to enhance the guest experience.
borough high st apartments
borough high st apartments
The original elevation was disconnected from its neighbours. Structure and symmetry were introduced through carefully reframed openings and a dual-tone brick slip system responding to the tones of the adjacent buildings. At roof level, a lattice brick pattern softens the terrace wall.
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