101 Bayham Street London 2022–

101 was built in the 1930s as an Art Moderne factory building. Over the years, the interior accrued many linings during subsequent refurbishments. The project exposes the structural frame bringing efficiency, and a new-found scale and character. New low carbon blockwork walls shape cores and new facilities for cyclists. Fabric improvements to the external walls and windows and a new brise soleil to shade the existing fully glazed fourth floor extension, along with the adoption of an all-electric MEP system improves 101’s environmental performance from EPC E to EPC A.

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    View looking North up Bayham Street showing new brise soleil on top of the building
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    Bay study showing proposed brise soleil
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    Ground floor plan (bottom) and typical floor plan (top)
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    Model view looking North across ground floor office / reception space
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    Model view looking South across ground floor office / reception space
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    Model view looking towards entrance space and main stairwell
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    Model view looking towards recently opened staircase
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    Model view looking towards entrance space and main stairwell

Technical

  • Appointment: 2022
  • Area: 2615m2
  • Budget: Confidential
  • Sustainable credentials: BREEAM Outstanding, EPC A
  • Form of contract: Design & Build
  • Client: Railpen
  • Main contractor: QOB Interiors
  • Consultant: Max Fordham
  • Consultant: Price & Myers
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