provided for occupants through access and views to terraces and planting
end-of-journey offer & active travel facilities
of natural light, fresh air rates & air quality measures
embedded through visible stairs/signage, and fitness amenities
carbon emissions
for heating and cooling systems so the building benefits from future grid decarbonisation
(combustion free)
deployed on-site
net gain will be achieved on-site
via terraces
SuDS and attenuation measures provided
to local ecosystems and wider biodiversity strategies
of public spaces and streetscapes
and socio-economic needs assessment provided
linked to existing local initiatives
with adjacent cultural institutes
WELL Platinum certification will be targeted. WELL-compliant nutrition within F&B/landlord areas.
BREEAM Excellent rating will be targeted
NABERS 5.5-star rating will be targeted
Adopt Design for Performance (NABERS) approach to energy performance to reduce energy use
CRREM assessment targets will be targeted
The Still and Star has been a local feature for hundreds of years, dating back to the early 19th century. The pub has been artfully expanded and reimagined to add character and kerb appeal – making its future as exciting as its past.
Peeling back at ground level, permeability and freedom of movement is unlocked through design. The glass-clad reception blends with the surroundings, giving an ‘inside/outside’ feel to ease the contrast between street and office.
Visually stunning, yet not without purpose. The textured façade offers functionality to the building’s heat distribution without compromise to natural light.
Every element and environment has been created with a forward thinking vision and exacting standards in mind.
Green terraces offer stunning views across London.
Thanks to its flexibility, the office space is designed to either accommodate multiple tenants or one sole exclusive occupier for a landmark HQ.
Wrapped in its distinctive fin-clad textured façade, it will comprise approximately 250,390 sq ft (23,262 sq m) NIA of office accommodation above ground and features c.7,374 sq ft (685.1 sq m) of outside space.
Highly flexible c.20,000 sq ft office floors on a 9m x 9m structural grid – allowing for a myriad of layouts – are accessed through a central core with eight passenger lifts. This is a building perfectly positioned for a significant HQ pre-let.
It’s a place that works.
Masterplanner & Architect
Structural Engineers
Sunlight, Daylight & ROL Consultant
Development Consultant
MEP Consultant
Façade Engineering Consultant
Planning Consultant
Landscape Architect
Archaeology Consultant
Project & Cost Management Consultant
Executive Architect
Utilities Consultant
The masterplan has been successfully ‘separated’ through a Deed of Variation to the s106, allowing the open space for each respective use to be brought forward independently without impacting other land owners.
The masterplan has been successfully ‘separated’ through a Deed of Variation to the s106, allowing the open space for each respective use to be brought forward independently without impacting other land owners.
The masterplan has been successfully ‘separated’ through a Deed of Variation to the s106, allowing the open space for each respective use to be brought forward independently without impacting other land owners.
The masterplan has been successfully ‘separated’ through a Deed of Variation to the s106, allowing the open space for each respective use to be brought forward independently without impacting other land owners.
The masterplan has been successfully ‘separated’ through a Deed of Variation to the s106, allowing the open space for each respective use to be brought forward independently without impacting other land owners.
The masterplan is serviced by a communal basement accessed via a ramp from Little Somerset Street. Each building has its own basement accessed off the central shared basement. While each respective owner is responsible for the delivery of their respective basements, the Deed of Variation to the masterplan s106 stipulates that through the Estate Management Plan, the on-going maintenance of the communal basement is to be borne by all owners.