LONDON IS EVOLVING
A CITY OF COLLIDING FORCES
A CULTURAL CITY A CITY FOR
CHALLENGERS AND EXPLORERS
A CITY TO MOVE FORWARD
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Gresham St Paul’s has something a little different — unparalleled proximity to the global
icon that is St Paul’s Cathedral. The building has a privileged location between some
of London’s most prominent cultural landmarks, vibrant amenity and a global financial centre.
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A GLOBAL ICON
An unofficial logo, St Paul’s Cathedral is our compass point for central London, marking the meeting point of cultural and commercial life in the city. Gresham St Paul’s enjoys exceptional proximity to this icon.
A busy streetscape St Paul’s receives over 1.5m visitors each year
View of the Cathedral from the 8th floor of Gresham St Paul’s
340years as London’s most
recognisable centrepiece
3minute walk from
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GRESHAM ST PAUL'S St Paul's CathedralBarbican Centre Bank of England
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CUTTING EDGE CULTURETate Modern
The world’s most popular art museum is connected to St Paul’s by the Millennium Bridge
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Some of London’s leading cultural institutions are just a lunch break away. And there is more to come. A number of high-profile new cultural projects are set to open in the immediate area, including the new Museum of London opening at West Smithfield Market in the coming years and new concert hall for the London Symphony Orchestra.
BarbicanShowcasing international theatre, dance and performance by leading companies and emerging artists
Guildhall Art GalleryHome to the City of London’s art collection with works dating from 1670 to the present
LSO Named one of the top five orchestras in the world, the London Symphony Orchestra performs over 120 concerts from its home at the Barbican
Museum of London A new 25,000 sq ft home for the museum will open in West Smithfield in the coming years
8world-class cultural
venues form the Culture Mile, all within
walking distance
3,800events across dance, film
music and visual arts hosted at the Barbican per year
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THE ECONOMICPOWERHOUSE
The City is also changing. Increasingly diverse, one in 12 local businesses now work in tech, media and telecoms. The workforce is young, with 61% aged between 22 and 39.
The City This is the area from which the capital grew as evidenced by an eclectic mix of historic buildings and striking examples of modern architecture
Paternoster Square The former centre of the London publishing trade is now the home of the London Stock Exchange
The View from Gresham St Paul’s
Bloomberg European HQThe new home of the financial and media powerhouse includes a remarkable food and beverage arcade
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The City has long held the position of the financial centre of Europe. Home to more than 24,000 businesses and growing, 1,200 new start-ups arrive in the Square Mile each year.
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BRAND FIT
The area around Gresham St Paul’s offers round-the-clock amenities to suit every
lifestyle — from speciality coffee and craft beer pubs to sophisticated restaurants and bars.
Some of the most innovative health and fitness centres are based here too.
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This part of London is becoming a new focus of exciting restaurants and retail brands as a week-round destination.
The NED A hotel and members’ club in the City of London
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250 bedrooms
10 restaurants
6 private event spaces
1 rooftop swimming pool
ONE NEW CHANGE INCLUDES
60 stores and food outlets
650 people can be hosted
on the roof terrace
220,000 sq ft of retail space
One New ChangeShopping destination with top brands, restaurants and a roof terrace
Manicomio Modern Italian venue on 3 floors with deli/cafe, bar and monochrome dining room with giant windows
Culinary rangeOne New Change includes a varied selection of restaurants for all tastes
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Some of the most coveted newcomers in hospitality and leisure have opened locally, joining landmark institutions.
THE BLOOMBERG ARCADE INCLUDES
10 independent restaurants
7days-a-week eating
and drinking
CaravanThe hip restaurant has grown a reputation for its freshly roasted coffee and Antipodean-inspired menu
Royal Exchange GrindA sleek cafe offering the finest cold pressed juices, detox juice cleanses and healthy foods
VinotecaOpen plan dining and a prominent central bar serving food & wine all day
HomeslicePizza that balances tradition with innovation and unique flavour combinations
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Barbican Centre GardenUrban oasis situated in the middle of the Barbican Centre
GROW WITH GREENERY
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Coq D' Argent Roof TerraceRelaxing atmosphere and panoramic views of covered and heated rooftop terraces
Christ Church GreyfriarsA peaceful public garden has been created amongst the ruins that remain after wartime bombings.
St Mary StainingThe site of a former church destroyed in The Great Fire of London is now a public garden where workers from nearby offices can enjoy a moment of respite
Churchyard of Saint John ZacharyA quiet green haven on Gresham Street, a moment from Gresham St Paul’s
Gresham Street enjoys privileged access to green spaces and public areas offering moments of respite and enjoyment.
Green spacesLocations of all of the green spaces in the area around Gresham Street
Churchyard of St John Zachary
St. Anne and St. AgnesChurchyard
Madison roof terrace
St MaryAldermanburyGarden Coleman Street
Garden
St MaryStaining
MonkwellSquare
BarbicanRoof Terrace
CharterhouseSquare
St AlphageGarden
SpeedGarden
Postman’s Park
ChristchurchGreyfriarsChurch Garden
Festival Gardens
Carter Lane Gardens
Cleary Garden
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15public green spaces within a six minute walking distance
32hectares of green space
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Thanks to its privileged location, Gresham St Paul’s is a short stroll away from many key transport hubs. Exceptional connectivity allows workers to enjoy the benefits of walking with shorter underground rides. For the West End, Oxford Circus is just 6 minutes from St Paul’s station.
GATEWAY TO THE CITY,
6 MINUTES FROM THE WEST END
LONDON CITY 28HEATHROW 40GATWICK 45LUTON 45STANSTED 56
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MUSEUM OF LONDON
TATEMODERN
BARBICAN CENTRE
GUILDHALL
SHAKESPEARE'S GLOBE
BOROUGH MARKET
SMITHFIELDMARKET
THE OLD BAILEY
DEUTSCHE BANK
SCHRODERS
ROTHSCHILD
INVESTEC
BLACKROCK
EVERSHEDS
DLA PIPER
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
JULIUS BAER
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GOLDMAN SACHS
BANK OF AMERICA
MONZO
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VIRGIN ACTIVE
AMAZON
SAMSUNG
PATERNOSTER CHOP HOUSE
CARTER LANE COFFEE HOUSE
LLOYDS BANK
HEWLETT PACKARD
BLOOMBERG ARCADE
FUNDING CIRCLE
DELIVEROO
WEWORK
APEX LONDON WALL HOTEL
GRANGE ST PAUL’S
SOUTH PLACE HOTEL
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COQ D’ARGENT
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BUTCHERS HOOK & CLEAVER
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ROSSLYN COFFEE
BURGER & LOBSTER
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NATURAL KITCHEN
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Mansion House
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London BridgeCity Pier
Cannon StreetBlackfriars Pier
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OUTPERFORM The design of Gresham St Paul’s has
contemporary light-filled working spaces that will improve business performance, foster
creativity and collaboration and cater to new working styles and personal wellbeing.
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An elegant, contemporary building on a historic street in the world-class location of St Paul’s.
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Outdoor café seating and ground-floor retail along Staining Lane
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Main entrance and lobby
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Lobby café
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Outstanding views, green terraces and quiet spaces establish areas for contemplation and focus.
View from terrace facing south
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St Paul’s Cathedral as seen from ninth floor terrace
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Terraces looking out at the City
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165 310Total office space (sq ft)
AREA SCHEDULE
9 15,555 2,6808 17,060 1,3247 17,030 1,5726 18,8605 18,8604 18,8603 18,8602 18,8601 18,125GROUND 3,240
Floor Office (sq ft) Terrace (sq ft)
BIKE SPACES 254LOCKERS 254SHOWERS 25
Amenities Total
RETAIL 2,950RECEPTION, CAFÉ & LOUNGE 6,205
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Reception
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GROUNDOFFICE 3,240 SQ FT
RETAIL 2,950 SQ FT
RECEPTION, CAFÉ & LOUNGE 6,205 SQ FT
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2 – 6OFFICE 18,860 SQ FT
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TERRACE 1,572 SQ FT
8 OFFICE 17,060 SQ FT
TERRACE 1,324 SQ FT
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LOWER GROUNDAmenities Total
Bike spaces 254
Lockers 254
Showers 25
Landlord plant areas
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TERRACE 2,680 SQ FT
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Work Stations
Open plan workstations × 98
Receptionists × 2
Agile work settings (min) × 113
Total headcount × 213
Meeting Rooms
Meeting rooms × 8
ACTIVITY BASED WORKPLACEDESIGN DENSITY 1:8 SQ M
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LEGALDESIGN DENSITY 1:14 SQ M
18,860 SQ FT
Work Stations
Single fee earner offices × 9
Double fee earner offices × 29
Four person Group office ×4
Administrative assistants × 16
Para legal Positions × 4
Total headcount × 103
Meeting Rooms
Meeting rooms × 6
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FINANCIAL BOUTIQUEDESIGN DENSITY 1:8 SQ M
18,860 SQ FT
CORPORATEDESIGN DENSITY 1:8 SQ M
18,860 SQ FT
Work Stations
Cellular offices × 10
Open plan × 192
Receptionists × 2
Total headcount × 204
Meeting Rooms
Meeting rooms × 11
Work Stations
Cellular offices × 3
Open plan workstations × 208
Total headcount × 211
Meeting Rooms
Meeting rooms × 7
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Introducing flexible floor layouts for bespoke occupier requirements.
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Light-filled, open-plan working spaces foster creativity and collaboration.
Activity based informal meeting area
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Activity based workplace
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Legal floor reception
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Legal floor breakout looking on to west side offices
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Legal floor refreshment and breakout
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TECH WHIZZ
Tech and comms considerations play a big role in determining the suitability of a building.
Step into the future with exceptional tech infrastructure that makes establishing your
business easy and ready for what may come.
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OCCUPANCYFLOOR HEIGHTPOWERSTAND BY POWERLIGHTINGLIFTSCOMMSBIKES & SHOWERS
WIREDSCORETERRACESAMENITY HEATINGCOOLINGSUSTAINABILITYBIODIVERSITY
SUMMARY SPECIFICATION
Air handling units with thermal wheel heat recovery up to 70%
High efficiency cooling tower utilises 78% less fan power than a traditional cooling tower
BREEAM target non-domestic refurbishment 2014 ‘Excellent’ ratingEPC B
735 sq m sedum roof to increase biodiversity
1 person per 8 sq m
The 2No UKPN HV feeders, protected by UKPN SOLKOL protection circuits
New LED lighting and control: presence detection and daylight sensing
Typical 2750 mm
800KVA landlord life safety generator with provision for tenant installation on the roof
6 × 21-person passenger lifts with destination control
Wi-Fi enabled café, reception and business lounge
2 comms room in basement providing resilience of service. Satellite provision on roof
254 bike spaces and lockers and 25 showers
Green terraces on floors 7, 8 and 9 with views of St Paul’s and the City
WiredScore Platinum
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Television Centre
8 Finsbury Circus
William Street, Melbourne
21 Tudor Street, London
80–82 Pall Mall, London
AFIAAAFIAA Foundation for International Real Estate Investments is the leading Swiss trust for direct investments into non-Swiss real estate which acts on behalf of 50 Swiss pension funds. AFIAA has invested an asset volume of approximately £1.6 bn into 28 prime office buildings in top international locations in major cities across Australia, North America and Europe.
Gresham St Paul’s joins the London portfolio alongside 12 Golden Square, 21 Tudor Street and 80–82 Pall Mall. More than 300 international corporate tenants rely on AFIAA as an experienced long-term invested landlord and as committed asset manager.
STANHOPEStanhope creates and delivers major commercial and mixed use development in London and the South East. The company is known for the quality of its research, for driving excellent design and for innovative responses to occupier requirements.
With 30 years of experience and more than £20 billion in completed projects behind them, Stanhope is a team of development entrepreneurs. Their track record includes landmark London projects, such as Broadgate, Central Saint Giles, Chiswick Park, and Paternoster Square.
WILKINSON EYREWilkinsonEyre, twice winners of the prestigious RIBA Stirling Prize and the RIBA Lubetkin Prize, is one of the UK’s leading architecture practices.
Alongside the practice’s diverse portfolio of cultural and civic projects, WilkinsonEyre has extensive experience working on commercial schemes throughout the capital including: 10 Brock Street; Aldgate Tower; and National BCO Award winner 8 Finsbury Circus.
WilkinsonEyre is currently working on the renovation of the iconic Grade II* listed Battersea Power Station with 1,250,000ft² of office space and the new Apple Campus; 21 Moorfields a 560,000ft² oversite commercial development in the City of London and a new 51-storey high-end commercial tower at 6–8 Bishopsgate.
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LEASING AGENTS Cushman & Wakefield +44 (0) 20 3296 3000Andrew Parker Alex Novelli
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Gresham St Paul’s40 Gresham StreetLondon EC2V 7QA
TEAM DeveloperAFIAA and Stanhope ArchitectWilkinson Eyre
Construction managerMACE Cost consultantAlinea Structural engineerWaterman Mechanical servicesWaterman Development managerStanhope