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120 Aldersgate Brochure.Pdf THE SPACE THE BUILDING THE AREA CONNECTIONS CONTACT THE SPACE THE BUILDING THE AREA CONNECTIONS CONTACT ACCOMMODATION WORKSPACE FLOORPLANS CAPSULE MANAGED SERVICES WELLBEING FULLY REFURBISHED OFFICE SPACE 120 Aldersgate is a characterful and contemporary building in a buzzing location at the apex of Barbican, Farringdon and St Paul’s. Benefitting from a recently transformed reception, stylish lounge and break-out area, the building offers a range of workspaces, all refurbished to a very high standard and situated just one minute from Barbican Underground Station. THE SPACE THE BUILDING THE AREA CONNECTIONS CONTACT ACCOMMODATION WORKSPACE FLOORPLANS CAPSULE MANAGED SERVICES WELLBEING SIX FLOORS OF RECENTLY AVAILABLE WITH A RANGE OF FLEXIBLE OPTIONS: REFURBISHED AND STUNNING FULLY FITTED OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE FROM 3,500 - 33,400 SQ FT OPEN PLAN WORKSPACE CAPSULE WORK-READY SPACE ALL INCLUSIVE MANAGED SERVICES Spacious, flexible floorplates with excellent Developed, owned and managed by Legal Offering a range of operational and natural light plus private balcony or & General, Capsule offices provide tailored technical services by Legal & General as courtyard space and shower facilities. furnished solutions on all floors. an additional option for easy occupation. THE SPACE THE BUILDING THE AREA CONNECTIONS CONTACT ACCOMMODATION WORKSPACE FLOORPLANS CAPSULE MANAGED SERVICES WELLBEING FLOOR SQ FT SPECIFICATION DESK RANGE DOWNLOADS Eighth* 3,502 Fully Furnished + Private Terraces 33-41 Spaceplan Fifth 3,988 Fully Furnished 37-46 Floorplan Third* 6,520 Open Plan or Fully Furnished + Private Terrace 58-72 Floorplan Second 6,743 Fully Furnished + Private Terrace 62-78 Spaceplan First 7,082 UNDER OFFER 62-82 Floorplan Ground 5,552 UNDER OFFER 52-64 Floorplan TOTAL 33,387 * Available June 2021 THE SPACE THE BUILDING THE AREA CONNECTIONS CONTACT ACCOMMODATION WORKSPACE FLOORPLANS CAPSULE MANAGED SERVICES WELLBEING EXTERNAL FACADE GROUND FLOOR OFFICE GROUND FLOOR COURTYARD FIRST FLOOR CAT A SECOND FLOOR FULLY FITTED THE SPACE THE BUILDING THE AREA CONNECTIONS CONTACT ACCOMMODATION WORKSPACE FLOORPLANS CAPSULE MANAGED SERVICES WELLBEING Ground floor office EXTERNAL FACADE GROUND FLOOR OFFICE GROUND FLOOR COURTYARD FIRST FLOOR CAT A SECOND FLOOR FULLY FITTED THE SPACE THE BUILDING THE AREA CONNECTIONS CONTACT ACCOMMODATION WORKSPACE FLOORPLANS CAPSULE MANAGED SERVICES WELLBEING Ground floor winter garden EXTERNAL FACADE GROUND FLOOR OFFICE GROUND FLOOR COURTYARD FIRST FLOOR CAT A SECOND FLOOR FULLY FITTED THE SPACE THE BUILDING THE AREA CONNECTIONS CONTACT ACCOMMODATION WORKSPACE FLOORPLANS CAPSULE MANAGED SERVICES WELLBEING Ground floor courtyard EXTERNAL FACADE GROUND FLOOR OFFICE GROUND FLOOR COURTYARD FIRST FLOOR CAT A SECOND FLOOR FULLY FITTED THE SPACE THE BUILDING THE AREA CONNECTIONS CONTACT ACCOMMODATION WORKSPACE FLOORPLANS CAPSULE MANAGED SERVICES WELLBEING First floor office EXTERNAL FACADE GROUND FLOOR OFFICE GROUND FLOOR COURTYARD FIRST FLOOR CAT A SECOND FLOOR FULLY FITTED THE SPACE THE BUILDING THE AREA CONNECTIONS CONTACT ACCOMMODATION WORKSPACE FLOORPLANS CAPSULE MANAGED SERVICES WELLBEING First floor office EXTERNAL FACADE GROUND FLOOR OFFICE GROUND FLOOR COURTYARD FIRST FLOOR CAT A SECOND FLOOR FULLY FITTED THE SPACE THE BUILDING THE AREA CONNECTIONS CONTACT ACCOMMODATION WORKSPACE FLOORPLANS CAPSULE MANAGED SERVICES WELLBEING Second floor fully fitted EXTERNAL FACADE GROUND FLOOR OFFICE GROUND FLOOR COURTYARD FIRST FLOOR CAT A SECOND FLOOR FULLY FITTED THE SPACE THE BUILDING THE AREA CONNECTIONS CONTACT ACCOMMODATION WORKSPACE FLOORPLANS CAPSULE MANAGED SERVICES WELLBEING Second floor fully fitted EXTERNAL FACADE GROUND FLOOR OFFICE GROUND FLOOR COURTYARD FIRST FLOOR CAT A SECOND FLOOR FULLY FITTED THE SPACE THE BUILDING THE AREA CONNECTIONS CONTACT ACCOMMODATION WORKSPACE FLOORPLANS CAPSULE MANAGED SERVICES WELLBEING N GROUND FLOOR Bike Storage PLAN Courtyard 5,552 SQ FT 516 SQ M Winter Garden Potential for Capsule fit-out Private courtyard and winter garden space Self-contained entrance STREET ALDERSGATE Reception from street level Managed services available 2 showers WC EPC rating B AirScore Gold rating GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR FIFTH FLOOR EIGHTH FLOOR THE SPACE THE BUILDING THE AREA CONNECTIONS CONTACT ACCOMMODATION WORKSPACE FLOORPLANS CAPSULE MANAGED SERVICES WELLBEING N FIRST FLOOR PLAN 7,082 SQ FT 658 SQ M Private Terrace Potential for Capsule fit-out Managed services available Private shower STREET ALDERSGATE Private terrace EPC rating B Shower WC AirScore Gold rating GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR FIFTH FLOOR EIGHTH FLOOR THE SPACE THE BUILDING THE AREA CONNECTIONS CONTACT ACCOMMODATION WORKSPACE FLOORPLANS CAPSULE MANAGED SERVICES WELLBEING SECOND FLOOR PLAN N 6,743 SQ FT 626 SQ M Occupation density: 1 person to 7.75 m2 82 desks Private Terrace 3 meeting rooms 1 tea point 1 breakout area ALDERSGATE STREET ALDERSGATE 6 meeting/phone booths 3 touchdown spaces Shower Ht:2.55 us Private terrace WC Clg Ht: Clg Ht: Clg Ht: Clg Ht:2.27 Private shower Plant EPC rating B AirScore Gold rating GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR FIFTH FLOOR EIGHTH FLOOR THE SPACE THE BUILDING THE AREA CONNECTIONS CONTACT ACCOMMODATION WORKSPACE FLOORPLANS CAPSULE MANAGED SERVICES WELLBEING N THIRD FLOOR FLOOR PLAN 6,520 SQ FT 650 SQ M Private Terrace Terrace Potential for Capsule fit-out Managed services available ALDERSGATE STREET ALDERSGATE Private shower EPC rating A WC AirScore Gold rating Shower WC Plant GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR FIFTH FLOOR EIGHTH FLOOR THE SPACE THE BUILDING THE AREA CONNECTIONS CONTACT ACCOMMODATION WORKSPACE FLOORPLANS CAPSULE MANAGED SERVICES WELLBEING N FIFTH FLOOR FLOOR PLAN 3,988 SQ FT 372 SQ M 36 desks 2 meeting rooms 1 tea point ALDERSGATE STREET ALDERSGATE 2 breakout area Meeting Room Managed services Kitchen & available Breakfast Bar WC Private shower Shower EPC rating B AirScore Gold rating GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR FIFTH FLOOR EIGHTH FLOOR THE SPACE THE BUILDING THE AREA CONNECTIONS CONTACT ACCOMMODATION WORKSPACE FLOORPLANS CAPSULE MANAGED SERVICES WELLBEING EIGHTH FLOOR N PLAN Comms 3,502 SQ FT 330 SQ M Occupation density: 1 person to 8 m2 40 desks 2 meeting rooms Terrace Terrace 1 tea point Meeting Room Office 1 breakout area ALDERSGATE STREET ALDERSGATE Breakout Tea Point & Breakfast Bar Meeting 3 meeting/phone booths Room 3 touchdown spaces WC Reception & Holding Area 2 private terraces 2 showers EPC rating B AirScore Gold rating GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR FIFTH FLOOR EIGHTH FLOOR THE SPACE THE BUILDING THE AREA CONNECTIONS CONTACT ACCOMMODATION WORKSPACE FLOORPLANS CAPSULE MANAGED SERVICES WELLBEING CAPSULE WORK-READY SPACE THE SECOND, FIFTH AND EIGHTH FLOORS OFFER CAPSULE WORK-READY SPACE, BROUGHT TO YOU BY TRUSTED AND EXPERIENCED OWNER LEGAL & GENERAL. CAPSULE SOLUTIONS ARE ALSO AVAILABLE ON THE GROUND, FIRST AND THIRD FLOORS ON REQUEST. Capsule offices are intelligently Tailored Solutions Including: curated and leased to suit individual • High quality and professional space business needs. Quality spaces developed, owned and managed by • Fully fitted and work-ready experienced and trusted landlord, Legal & General. • Data connectivity • Fast and easy leasing options Managed Services can also be added as an optional extra. • Private space DISCOVER MANAGED SERVICES > THE SPACE THE BUILDING THE AREA CONNECTIONS CONTACT ACCOMMODATION WORKSPACE FLOORPLANS CAPSULE MANAGED SERVICES WELLBEING OPTIONAL PROFESSIONAL MANAGED SERVICES TO MANAGED COMPLEMENT YOUR L&G WORKSPACE Our professional Managed Services package is £130 PER SQ FT SERVICES available as an optional extra to L&G customers who wish to outsource the hassle of running their own office. Second floor monthly rate; £73,000* Fifth floor monthly rate; £43,200* The core offer includes a range of operational * Includes rent, service charge, business and technical services, fibre connectivity and rates, building insurance, dilapidations health and safety initiatives, with the opportunity and all inclusive managed services. to bolt on bespoke services where available. What’s included : • Wifi and fibre connection provided by Backbone Connect • Technical maintenance • Daily operational management taken care of • Cleaning services and waste management • Health & safety compliance • Wellbeing features including sensory networks monitoring internal air quality • Option for additional bespoke services THE SPACE THE BUILDING THE AREA CONNECTIONS CONTACT ACCOMMODATION WORKSPACE FLOORPLANS CAPSULE MANAGED SERVICES WELLBEING LEGAL & GENERAL IS COMMITTED TO PROVIDING HEALTHY, SAFE AND PRODUCTIVE ENVIRONMENTS ACROSS OUR OFFICE PORTFOLIO It’s important to ensure the indoor environmental We are able to offer tailored solutions quality (IEQ) is maintained as we spend a significant to help you create dynamic and healthy amount of time at work. Exposure to poor indoor workplaces. Some of these include: air quality can cause an array of serious health • Sens ors measuring live air quality, issues, alongside also detrimentally impacting our humidity, noise, light and temperature productivity and performance at work. to tailor conditions for your workplace • R egular reviews with your property management team and on optimisation of your space • Spac e planning and productivity modelling based on optimum conditions and your business requirements BEING BEING • Workshops covering topics including: healthy eating, mindfulness, personal
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