The Building
Timeless Modernism
The long view
Office space designed with focus in mind, a tower built to last
Generous and lively entrances provide a warm welcome.
Self contained, exclusive entrance.
The gallery.
Floor Plans
Building Gallery
- 19th floor terrace
- A new tower
- A grand building
- Looking at the City
- Views along St Paul's sight line
- Lobby 1
- Lobby 2
- Lobby 3
- Balcony and staircases
- Balcony (night)
- Balcony (day)
- Executive meeting room
- Working by the terrace
- Space for collaboration
- 19th floor terrace
A Sustainable and user-led design
- Biodiversity
All of the five roof terraces include blue roof attenuation with a further two roofs being dedicated biodiverse green roofs. - Sustainable procurement
A sustainable procurement plan with all timber FSC mix certified or full FSC and a 26% responsible sourcing certification scheme. - Water saving
A 50% reduction in potable water consumption vs BRE and mains leak detection and sanitary supply shut off. - Openable windows
Southern facade has two openable windows per bay as well as doors opening out onto the balconies and terraces. - Cycle & changing facilities
Extensive dedicated facilities for cyclists including:
— 240 Bike Spaces
— 432 Lockers
— 21 Showers - Energy supply & efficiency
PV panels on the roof, a building with passive design solutions to reduce energy demands and CO2 emissions. - Facade design & thermal efficiency
Solid spandrels resulting in reduced solar gains. - Active working
Glazed air conditioned accessible stair to encourage activity. - Wellbeing
74% of office floors have access to over 30,000 sq ft of outdoor space through balconies or terraces all benefiting from improved fresh air to meet WELL standards.
Sustainability film
Timelapse film
Demolition film
Specification Summary
Occupancy density
Net floor to ceiling height
Vertical transportation
Electrical resilience
Office floor space
Mechanical and electrical services
Outdoor space
Sustainability and Wellness
End of journey facilities