Cork Street Mews,
London W1
Complex and challenging redevelopment
Overview
Redevelopment behind retained façade with new Portland Stone inset frontage including major structural refurbishment of New Bond Street buildings to create new office, retail and art galleries.
Highlights
Challenging site, congested logistics and sensitive neighbours. Relocation of UKPN network substation, stopping up highway to create private area within Cork Street Mews. Prelet entire offices to HSBC and retail on New Bond Street to Chopard and Hublot.
Scope
- Full DM service post planning to occupation
- Re-affirming the client brief, vacant possession management, enabling works, design, procurement, construction including tenant negotiations and fit out approvals
- Managing and maintaining complex stakeholder relations
A few statistics..
| Client: | The Pollen Estate Trustees Company Ltd |
| Construction cost: | £32m |
| Duration: | 5 years post planning |
| Size: | 40,000sqft offices, 18,000sqft of art galleries and 6,000sqft of retail |
| Features: | Mosaic wall in Mews as public art |