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This three-room penthouse, planned by Thomas Griem of British firm TG-Studio, possesses a structure that was before the Victorian Midland Grand Hotel. After the structure lost its brilliance, a £200-million redevelopment by the Manhattan Loft Corp. brought forth two stories lodging the St. Pancras London Renaissance Hotel – bested by 67 private homes. At the tallness, all things considered, both in stature and in configuration, is this astounding penthouse space – three degrees of intriguing design, present day outfitting and extravagant completions. The planner was given innovative opportunity, and started by detaching all the current completes the process of, supplanting them with components that are interesting and contemporary, yet regard the structure’s Victorian beginnings.

The ground floor includes the open-to-above eating territory, and a personal living zone tucked underneath an incomplete level overhead.