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Hoxton Contents HKR HOXTON Ground Floor — Floor 4 CONTENTS The Plinth & The Terraces Residential Entrance & Concierge Dawson Street Vision N 2 Vision 4 Development Studio 6 Material 8 Views 1 Bedroom Commercial 2 Bedrooms Hackney Road 3 Bedrooms Neighbourhood 10 Neighbourhood 12 Discover the capital Scawfell Street Residential Entrance 14 Highlights 16 Hoxton Ground Floor 18 Columbia Road 20 Parks 22 Broadway Market Dawson Street Dawson Street 24 Shoreditch 26 The City A01-05 A01-02 A02-05 A02-02 A01-04 A01-03 A02-04 A02-03 A01-06 A02-06 A01-01 A02-01 A01-07 A02-07 The building B01-01 B02-01 Courtyard Courtyard Hackney Road Hackney Road 28 The building B01-02 B02-02 30 Concierge SKY TERRACE 32 Living room B01-03 B01-04 B01-05 B02-03 B02-04 B02-05 C02-01 C02-02 C02-03 (FLOOR 10) 34 Studio 36 Bedroom Scawfell Street Scawfell Street 38 Bathroom 40 Courtyard & balcony view Floor 1 The Plinth Floor 2 The Plinth THE LANTERN (FLOORS 5-9) 42 Landscaped terrace ROOF TERRACE 44 Sky terrace (FLOOR 5) Dawson Street Dawson Street 46 Gym THE TERRACES 48 Team A03-05 A03-02 A04-05 A04-02 (FLOOR 4) A03-04 A03-03 A04-04 A04-03 A04-06 A03-06 THE PLINTH A03-01 A04-01 (FLOORS 1-3) A03-07 A04-07 Floorplans B03-01 B04-01 50 Floorplans Courtyard Courtyard Hackney Road Hackney Road 90 Specification B03-02 B04-02 HACKNEY ROAD C04-01 C04-02 C04-03 B03-03 B03-04 B03-05 C03-01 B04-03 B04-04 B04-05 C03-02 C03-03 C03-04 SCAWFELL STREET Scawfell Street Scawfell Street Floor 3 The Plinth Floor 4 The Terraces VISION Hoxton born and raised 02 / 03 DEVELOPMENT Shaped by environment, guided by place Imagined by Hawkins Brown Architects, brought to life by LBS Properties and with interiors by Honky Interior Designers, HKR brings 66 urban residences with a landscaped garden terrace to Hoxton. Raised on Hackney Road, Hoxton is HKR’s home, where it thrives against the backdrop of unabashed grit and understated elegance. Right: Computer generated image of exterior cladding 04 / 05 MATERIAL A building crafted by the elements Toned weathering steel frames span the façade of the building, with an architectural rhythmic grid designed to resist corrosion and abrasion. The metal repairs itself, constantly evolving – painted by the rain, bleached by the sun and sculpted by the wind. Left: Computer generated image of exterior 06 / 07 VIEWS Views in every direction HKR witnesses a different side to London from every standpoint. To the south and west the towering glass structures of the City bite into Shoreditch. To the east, the modern goliaths of Canary Wharf rise up from the Thames and, to the north, Hackney’s green treetops seem to go on endlessly. Left: Computer generated image of exterior 08 / 09 NEIGHBOURHOOD A neighbourhood with pride of place 10 / 11 London Fields University of Victoria Park East London ISLINGTON HACKNEY Broadway Market Olympic Stadium The Regent’s Canal Stratford Central Saint Hoxton Museum of Childhood Martins Regent’s Park Tech City Bethnal Green King’s Cross St Pancras Old Street HOXTON Mile End City University of London Columbia Road Shoreditch Flower Market Queen Mary University University College SOAS SHOREDITCH London BOW FITZROVIA Farringdon Liverpool Street Spitalfields Whitechapel Market London School The Regent’s Canal of Economics WHITECHAPEL Bank Paddington Bond Street Tottenham Court Road CITY OF SOHO LONDON The Gherkin London Metropolitan King’s College London MAYFAIR Hyde Park Tower Bridge One Canada Square Green Park Waterloo London Bridge The Shard Canada Water Canary Wharf London Eye Westminster Southwark Bermondsey ISLE OF Buckingham Palace SOUTHWARK DOGS Imperial College WESTMINSTER Discover From Old Street From Hoxton From Liverpool Street To Universities the capital Bank 4 mins Dalston Junction 6 mins Canary Wharf 6 mins Queen Mary University 24 mins Liverpool Street 10 mins Whitechapel 7 mins Bond Street 7 mins City University of London 25 mins King's Cross 11 mins Canada Water 13 mins Stratford 8 mins SOAS 28 mins London Bridge 11 mins Highbury & Islington 15 mins Paddington 10 mins Central Saint Martins 30 mins Waterloo 13 mins Canary Wharf 16 mins Heathrow Airport 40 mins London Metropolitan 31 mins London City Airport 27 mins London Bridge 19 mins University of East London 33 mins Heathrow Airport 53 mins Waterloo 22 mins London School of Economics 36 mins King's College 42 mins 12 / 13 * Source: Citymapper & Crossrail. Liverpool Street Crossrail services will run from December 2018 Imperial College 45 mins HIGHLIGHTS London Haggerston Fields t e k r a 5 M y a Reg w ent’s Ca nal d 22 a o r B 44 HACKNEY n Road Whisto Restaurants Bars & clubs Q u e e P 1 Sager + Wilde 1 min 10 The Marksman 1 min n r i s t c b Haggerston h r a i d 2 3 mins 11 Park r Campania Nelsons Head 1 min g d d Cambridge e ’ s a o R R Heath R o o 3 The Clove Club 10 mins 12 The Royal Oak 4 mins a a d P P d d n i i t t a f f l i i e e s 39 4 Boundary 13 mins 13 Ace Hotel 11 mins l l g d d 38 n 41 i Hoxton S S K 37 42 t t r r 43 5 El Ganso 14 mins 14 London Cocktail Club 15 mins e e e e t t 35 6 Lyles 14 mins 15 The Curtain 16 mins 10 1 7 Hawksmoor 17 mins 16 Nobu Hotel 16 mins HOXTON 28 29 t 11 8 Galvin La Chapelle 20 mins 17 Shoreditch House 16 mins e ad re Ro t H 34 19 n S e o re y G x 9 Sushisamba 26 mins tr 2 al t 18 n s o h e et n d d B V a a ld S o o O t R R r 36 e y a e i e n b t k m 12 c lu a o H C treet 40 Gosset S Hoxton Square Shops & markets Transport 3 reet 20 ld St 18 Nelly Duff 4 mins 28 Santander Bike Station 3 mins O t Rivington Stree C alvert 31 Avenue 19 Columbia Road Market 4 mins 29 Hoxton Station 3 mins Old Street 20 House of Hackney 9 mins 30 Shoreditch High Street 10 mins 16 SHOREDITCH 13 d oa 21 Labour and Wait 12 mins 31 Old Street Station 12 mins 21 R Leonard Street G en re re a G t reet 25 l E urch St na 22 Broadway Market 13 mins 32 Bethnal Green Station 13 mins a Redch h s et te B 32 rn 24 26 S 27 23 Boxpark 14 mins 33 Liverpool Street Station 17 mins t 6 re e t 14 4 23 17 24 A.P.C. 13 mins Holywell Lane Cheshire Street Bethnal 30 Green 15 25 Le Labo 13 mins Shoreditch High Street 26 Aesop 13 mins d BETHNAL a o e r R 27 Sunspel 13 mins a GREEN n u Worship Street i q a t V S r a u l y C l r a u n c b e s 7 n R i F o a 8 d Ha nbury Street Hidden gems 33 Liverpool 34 Morito 1 min Moorgate Street B 35 Grace & Thorn 4 mins r reet i hion St c Fas k L a 36 A Portuguese Love Affair 4 mins n e d C oa 37 Geffrye Museum 5 mins o l R m e ap m ch e ite WHITECHAPEL 38 Hackney City Farm 5 mins e r h t c W Lo i a n don a g Wa l r ll S 39 Fabrique Bakery 6 mins o t r o 9 e e M t 40 Kent & London Furniture 8 mins e H t o a u g n s d Co 41 Conservatory Archives 11 mins p sd mmerci o i al Road h tc s h i B 42 Honeymoon 11 mins THE CITY Aldgate East 43 The Natural Philosopher 11 mins Aldgate 44 Market Café 11 mins Leman Street Bank et tre * Source: Google and walkit.com S ch ur ch en t F tree cot S Pres HOXTON Make Hoxton yours Living here isn’t a one-way affair. Be seduced by its raw architecture, tempted down its hidden streets and urged on to discover the bars, hidden gems and people that make it London’s most exciting neighbourhood. 16 / 17 COLUMBIA ROAD Colourful Columbia Road A bustling energy is palpable as buyers and sellers call out above the clamour of flower and food sales. And yet, life moves at a calmer pace here. This is where the unexpected rubs shoulders with the familiar and the eclectic feels local. 18 / 19 PARKS HKR’s greener side Hackney is peppered with parks and green spaces away from the push and pace of its enlivened streets. Haggerston Park and London Fields are two local parks – perfect for a moment’s pause to watch the East End characters and well-heeled locals as they pass by. 20 / 21 BROADWAY MARKET BROADWAY Beloved Broadway Market Broadway Market breathes in and out with the sights and sounds of a more diverse lifestyle. Away from the urban sprawl, it pulses with energy – a patchwork of tastes and cultures with food from all over the world.
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