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D&B Construction >  Projects > The Cursitor Building London

The Cursitor Building, London

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Sector
Office
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Size (sq ft)
100,000
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Contract Value
19m
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Programme
Dec 14 - Feb 17
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Sector
Office
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Size (sq ft)
100,000
m icon
Contract Value
19m
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Programme
Dec 14 - Feb 17

Project Description

This major “cut and carve” project involved the demolition of the top floor of the existing building, removal of the existing dated façade and major reconfiguration of the core and structural frame, including the installation of an entirely new structural frame to the two uppermost floors. The new modern façade surrounds a full fit-out to the core areas and CAT A fit-out to the office spaces.

The comprehensive refurbishment of the building resulted in its usable space increased from 93,000 sq ft to 100,000 sq ft, including ground floor retail up to 3,225 sq ft. Most notably the top three floors of the nine-storey building were extended, including the addition of two new roof terraces on the fifth and sixth floor. The frontage of the lower four storeys maintains the street line of neighbouring buildings, with the upper levels tiered back. The office entrance was relocated to make better use of ground floor space and enjoy the benefit of the now pedestrianised and paved Cursitor Street.

Careful consideration had been given to achieve a BREEAM Excellent rating as well as anticipation of the future occupier requirements in this evolving and changing location.

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The Site

This office development at 35 Chancery Lane is an important contribution to the transformation of London’s Midtown.

The area is currently being revitalised by public realm improvements and a surge of new build and major refurbishment projects.

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“The modernisation of the building’s appearance has also been reflected with more efficient services and building materials to reduce future running costs.”

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Endurance Land

  • Design Team
  • McAleer & Rushe Team
  • Planning Architect: TateHindle
  • Delivery Architect: TateHindle
  • MEP / BREEAM: Norman Disney & Young
  • Structural: Heyne Tillett Steel
  • M&E: Coffey Consulting Engineering
  • Fire: MLM Consulting
  • Contracts Director: Jonathan O’Neill
  • Project Manager: Jamie Cassidy
  • Site Manager: Jonathan Murphy
  • Quantity Surveyor: Jonathan McGurn
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