


PROJECT:
LOCK 29
SECTOR:
COMMUNITY / FOODHALL / BRANDING
LOCATION:
CASTLE QUAY SHOPPING CENTRE, BANBURY, UK
SIZE:
CLIENT:
18,000 SQFT
CHERWELL DISTRICT COUNCIL
Project:
Sector:
Location:
Size:
Client:
The Fletton Pub & Kitchen
Hospitality
London Luton Airport
370 Sqm / 4,000 Sqft
The Restaurant Group Concessions
PROJECT:
SECTOR:
LOCATION:
SIZE:
CLIENT:
WORKPLACE
LEEDS, UK
9000 SQFT
VASTINT UK
1 & 3 SOUTH BROOK STREET, AIRE PARK
Located landside at the main entrance to London Luton Airport’s terminal, The Fletton is designed as a welcoming meeting place for travellers before departure or upon arrival. The concept draws on the region’s industrial heritage, celebrating Bedfordshire’s rich brick-making history and the iconic Fletton brick. Archival photography, sourced from Forterra, formerly the London Brick Company, is displayed throughout the bar, grounding the space in its local narrative.
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The brief challenged us to creatively repurpose a surplus of stockpiled materials — including tiles, lighting and furniture from The Restaurant Group’s previously procured specifications. This approach embedded circularity into the design process while delivering an open, accessible and durable environment suited to a high-traffic airport setting, allowing travellers to gather, pause and connect with ease.
PROJECT:
LOCK 29
SECTOR:
COMMUNITY / FOODHALL / BRANDING
LOCATION:
CASTLE QUAY SHOPPING CENTRE, BANBURY, UK
SIZE:
CLIENT:
18,000 SQFT
CHERWELL DISTRICT COUNCIL
Project:
Sector:
Location:
Size:
Client:
The Fletton Pub & Kitchen
Hospitality
London Luton Airport
370 Sqm / 4,000 Sqft
The Restaurant Group Concessions
Project:
Sector:
Location:
Size:
Client:
Hospitality
London Luton Airport
370 Sqm / 4,000 Sqft
The Restaurant Group Concessions
The Fletton Pub & Kitchen
Located landside at the main entrance to London Luton Airport’s terminal, The Fletton is designed as a welcoming meeting place for travellers before departure or upon arrival. The concept draws on the region’s industrial heritage, celebrating Bedfordshire’s rich brick-making history and the iconic Fletton brick. Archival photography, sourced from Forterra, formerly the London Brick Company, is displayed throughout the bar, grounding the space in its local narrative.
​
The brief challenged us to creatively repurpose a surplus of stockpiled materials — including tiles, lighting and furniture from The Restaurant Group’s previously procured specifications. This approach embedded circularity into the design process while delivering an open, accessible and durable environment suited to a high-traffic airport setting, allowing travellers to gather, pause and connect with ease.









