Private Client
Originally built in 1872, this large Victorian house in the Hampstead Heath conservation area has undergone a major restoration and extension scheme.
Knight Harwood integrate responsible practices into every stage of our work, focusing on environmental impact, social value, and long-term performance across our projects and operations.
Kings College School, Wimbledon
At Knight Harwood, we do not just pay lip service to embedding sustainability within the business, we are taking active steps to ensure that our actions make a real difference. Whilst some organisations may consider environmental actions as the be all and end all of ‘sustainability’, we ensure that we reach out to local communities, social enterprises and charities in an endeavour to make the world a better place.
We are intensely client and project focused and seek to instil a positive and collaborative attitude on all projects. Creating a positive health and safety culture on every project is at the forefront of our teams thinking. This includes the presentation of our sites and the workplace which are hugely important to our business and help to create positive working environment. We strive to take ownership of projects and their challenges, becoming the driving force that every project needs.
…a real focus on ‘new ways of working’ and positively impacting the staff’s experience and the success of the business.


Working at Knight Harwood means being part of a supportive, high-performing team that values wellbeing as much as delivery. From regular wellness initiatives and group events to meaningful community involvement, we foster an environment where people feel connected, motivated, and proud of the work they do – both on site and beyond the business.
Originally built in 1872, this large Victorian house in the Hampstead Heath conservation area has undergone a major restoration and extension scheme.
The comprehensive refurbishment and expansion of BAFTA’s Grade II listed headquarters at Piccadilly.
The fit out of 41 high quality apartments in a new building in the heart of Marylebone, at the junction of George Street and Baker Street.