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170907174358.Pdf A PRESTIGIOUS ENTRANCE one two Completely remodelled into one of Mayfair’s most sophisticated and elegantly designed reception spaces. three four THE First IMpression Benefiting from an extensive Cat A refurbishment, Devonshire House offers a stunning, contemporary location for business. Entering through the grand portico entrance, the impressive reception gives a taste of the premium quality of the offices ahead. The dramatic focal point of Devonshire House is the new multi-level glazed link bridge spanning the second to fourth floors across the full height atrium. five six NEW SKYWALKS The atrium link bridge spanning the second to fourth floors. seven eight AIR CONDITIONING RAISED FLOORS SUSPENDED CEILINGS 6 X 18 PERSON passenger LIFTS GOODS LIFT CAR parking ROOF TERRACES 24 HOUR SECURITY UNRIVALLED VIEWS OVER GREEN PARK BICYCLE RACKS, SHOWERS AND LOCKERS nine Separate ENTRANCE at Stratton STREET ten PRIVATE & EXCLUSIVE A LIMITED OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUR OWN PRIVATE ENTRANCE ON STRATTON STREET eleven twelve EXTRAORDINARY TERRACES thirteen fourteen fifteen sixteen Devonshire House offers an enchanting treetop view out across A DIFFERENT VIEW one of London’s most beautiful parks, whilst affording direct and immediate access to Green Park station. The island site is bounded by some of the West End’s most prestigious streets; ON NEWLY REFURBISHED OFFICES Piccadilly, Stratton Street, Mayfair Place and Berkeley Street. seventeen eighteen A coMManDing presence, A Bespoke offering nineteen PARK GROSVENOR GROSVENOR MAYFAIR BERKELEY OXFORD HANOVER HYDE PARK LANE HOUSE HOTEL SQUARE PLACE SQUARE THE RITZ STREET SQUARE THE HIltON THE PICCADILLY GREEN GREEN PARK BOND DORCHESTER PARK UNDERGROUND STREET twenty one STATION twenty two G T O O T W T E E R N H S T A R M E P E C O T O R U T R L T A N R O D A P D S L O A U C T H E A G M L P T O O U N C R E O S B W T A E K R E R P L S Y A T A C R W Y Mayfair has an unrivalled public transport network, E E R E U B with four underground stations located within T S M O easy walking distance, including Green Park LO B (Piccadilly, Victoria and Jubilee lines), Piccadilly E D Circus (Piccadilly and Bakerloo lines), Hyde Park G ST. W ORD OXF Corner (Piccadilly line) and Bond Street (Central A NEW N R R E O R B and Jubilee lines). These stations provide fast and O OL A H direct access to all of London’s mainline rail stations D IGH H and London’s international airports. In addition, PORTMAN SOHO numerous bus routes operate along Piccadilly, SQUARE SQUARE Oxford Street, Regent Street and Park Lane. BUSINESS Oxford CONNECTIONS Circus EET STR FORD HANOVER Marble OX SQUARE Arch N O Bond R T Street H N R D E A E A G U W V E D I B N L E S O T E N Leicester Y S S D T S T S R Square P R OAD T T E R A R E E ATER R W R E E E T AYS B K E T E T T GROSVENOR S SQUARE T R E Piccadilly E T Circus D S N O A R U T S T H 3 A 10 BERKELEY U 5 SQUARE B R D E E L R G E K E Y E N ST L T E 4 Y S R S T E T R E R E T E E E T T 1 P 9 A 7 R 2 ST JAMES’S K SQUARE L DEVONSHIRE A 8 N 6 E EET HOUSE STR ZON CUR W L H L I Green A T E M Y Park LL H L A A IL P D L A L C IC HYDE PARK P L AL M GREEN PARK E TH DGE BRI HTS NIG K CONSTITUTION Hyde Park HILL Corner KNIGHTSBRIDGE BUCKINGHAM PALACE GARDENS BUCKINGHAM ST JAMES’S PARK PALACE St James’s Park BELGRAVE SQUARE Mayfair’s prestigious location has attracted a 1. AllianceBernstein Ltd 6. Egerton Capital 2 MINUTES 3 MINUTES 5 MINUTES 7 MINUTES 13 MINUTES 14 MINUTES 26 MINUTES 34 MINUTES B high number of corporate occupiers, hedge 2. Bain Capital 7. GLG Partners EA HANS M D U I A C PLACE funds and wealth managers. These include: 3. Blackstone 8. GSA Capital VICTL ORIA WATERLOO EUSTON KING’S CROSS CANARY BANK CITY HEATHROW O H L A R ET B M STRE 4. The Carlyle Group 9. Lazard A ST PANCRAS WHARF AIRPORT AIRPORT N P PONT O P N T L. P 5. Caxton Associates 10. Perella Weinberg Partners K M O R Source: www.tfl.gov.uk B E . R T A S U Q Y S R twenty three N U twenty four O B T A E E D A O R E C A L A P M A H G IN K C U B THE HIGHEST QUALITY OFFICE twenty five twenty six Mayfair Place Mayfair Place SECOND FOURTH FLOOR 3,354 SQ FT 2,892 SQ FT CANYON 3,016 SQ FT FLOOR (311.6 SQ M) (268.7 SQ M) CAPITAL (280.2 SQ M) Berkeley Street Stratton Street Berkeley Street Stratton Street cartesiUS BEACHPOINT 3,710 SQ FT 3,849 SQ FT ADVisory CAPITAL ( ) ( ) 344.7 SQ M 357.6 SQ M NETWORK MANAGEMENT HIGHSBRIDGE CAPITAL NOBLE ENERGY MANAGEMENT LTD Piccadilly Piccadilly Mayfair Place THIRD FLOOR 3,401 SQ FT 3,029 SQ FT (316.0 SQ M) (281.4 SQ M) Berkeley Street Stratton Street TA 1,844 SQ FT Terrace ASSOCIATES (171.3 SQ M) Terrace IN SUITES of 1,800, 3,000, 7,000, 14,000 anD 15,000 SQ FT TA The available office space comprises part first, second, ASSOCIATES third and fourth floors, which has been comprehensively refurbished to provide grade A accommodation. The N third floor benefits from stunning fully usable terraces. Terrace Not to scale. Piccadilly For indicative purposes only. twenty seven twenty eight SPECIFICATION Lift lobby Honed Dura Beige Limestone floor tiles with brushed SS skirting. INTERNAL DESIGN CRITERIA Pure white back-painted glass wall cladding with American black Area Summer Winter Comment walnut feature panelling. Painted fixed plasterboard feature ceiling Toilets Not controlled 18°C minimum No humidity control with concealed LED and recessed linear slot lighting. Staircases Not controlled 18°C minimum No humidity control Offices 22°C+/-2°C 22°C+/-2°C No humidity control WC’s Both unisex and designated self contained WC’s provided. Occupancy gains (per person) Provision calculated on occupancy of 1:12 sq m. 90 W/person sensible Designated WC’s based on 60% male, 60% female ratio. 50 W/person latent Minimum of one MIP WC per floor, in central location. Lighting gains WC fittings Office & general 12 W/sq m lighting Honed Dura Beige Limestone floor tiles and feature wall banding. Polished Dura Beige Limestone counter top with semi recessed WHB. Small power gains Pure white high gloss lacquer wall panelling with wall mounted Office & general 25 W/sq m plus an allowance in WC pan with concealed cistern. the plate heat exchanger and pumps American black Walnut veneered doors and solid frames. at 1st, 2nd and 4th floors of an American black Walnut veneered soffit with linear LED lighting. additional 15 W/sq m for tenant use Showers Filtration Female and Male MIP shower facilities within main Shower areas. Office areas Minimum standard EU5/EU7 MECHANICAL SERVICES Fresh air ventilation rates Office areas 12 L/S/per person based on Air conditioning occupancy of 1p/10m2 plus Air conditioning to the office areas provided via fan coil units 10% allowance for conference/ (four-pipe) distributed throughout the offices. The fan coils are meeting rooms supplied with chilled water pipework fed from a plate heat exchanger located in a plant room on each floor level. The landlord Office smoke extract Natural chiller provides nominal flow and return temperatures of 6°C and 12°C respectively. Car Park Mechanical general vent Fan coil units with electronically commutated (EC) DC motors for (3-6AC/hr) and natural occupancy and/or thermal demand. Individual fan speed control. smoke vent Demand based cooling and heating control strategies. Fan coil units are controlled and individually addressable for temperature set point Noise Criteria (under normal operating conditions) adjustment from the landlord BMS. General office areas NR 38 Toilets/stair cases NR 40 Entrance area & lift lobbies NR 40 DESIGN CRITERIA STRUCTURE Ceiling Occupational Fire escapes 1 per 10 sq m Building Management System Building frame RC & steel frame Fixed plasterboard ceiling with areas of 750 x 750mm perforated metal Density Lifts 1 per 12 sq m Landlords services and on floor office fan coil units are controlled via Load capacities General office areas 2.5 kN/sq m + 1 kN/sq m suspended access ceiling system with flush grid. RAL 9016 pure white. WC’s 1 per 12 sq m local digital controllers and timers located within the motor control Air conditioning & services 1 per 10 sq m centre, with a general fault alarm transmission to the security control Walls room, located in the basement. EXTERNAL ENVELOPE External masonry walls plastered and painted. Walls dry lined with Windows emulsion paint finish RAL 9016 along with painted MDF skirtings. EXTERNAL CONDITIONS Equipment Room Cooling Wood sash windows with anodised secondary double glazing Winter outdoor design -4°C saturated Connections are available at Cores 1 and 3 at each floor for provision into Portland Stone façade.
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