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2 Leman Street, E1 This is Aldgate Tower Aldgate Tower is Whitechapel's most recognisable tower comprising of 16 levels of Grade A office space and a newly redeveloped reception. The building is located in the dynamic and diverse hub between Whitechapel High Street and Commercial Street well placed between the traditional City core and East London Tech City. This thriving area blends the best that east and central London have to offer merging a wealth of local delights with a prime London postcode. The Building Modern Collaborative Social space Fresh The View View from level 13 Anywhere you want to go - SHOREDITCH Underground Overground DLR National Rail Elizabeth Line Bicycle connected in minutes. One of the O L D ST R E E T OLD STREET GREAT EASTERN STREET most connected areas in London. BOXPARK BETHNAL GREEN TECH CITY SHOREDITCH Aldgate East Under Aldgate Tower HIGH STREET Aldgate CLERKENWELL ROAD 200m Aldgate Bus Station 200m Fenchurch Street 4 mins walk Tower Gateway BARBICAN4 mins walk BEECH STREET SHOREDITCH HIGH ST ALDERSGATE STREET RY ST R E E T Liverpool Street 10 mins walk H A N B U FARRINGDON Whitechapel 7 mins walk SPITALFIELDS access to Elizabeth line BROADGATE CIRCLE MARKET BRICK LANE WHITECHAPEL BARBICAN BRUSHFIELD ST COMMERCIAL STREET MOORGATE B R I C K L A N E Bike Docking Stations LIVERPOOL OLD MONTAGUE STREET WHITECHAPEL LONDON WALL STREET D O A Braham Street 2 mins walk R E L P A H DEVONSHIRE E C MIDDLESEX STREET I T Leman Street 5 mins walk H SQUARE W Jewry Street 5 mins walk M O O R G AT E ALDGATE EAST Old Montague Street 8 mins walk BEVIS MARKS Christian Street 10 mins walk ALDGATE C O M M E R C I A L R O A D LEMAN STREET New Road 11 mins walk E T R E CHEAPSIDE ST BOTOLPH ST ST ST PAUL’S H I G Royal London Hospital 12 mins walk H THREADNEEDLE ST T E A MANSELL STREET BANK D G ALDGATE A L ST PAUL’S CATHEDRAL L E A D E N H A L L ST R E E T SQUARE ALDGATE LEADENHALL BUS STATION Highest transport accessibility rating (PTAL 6b) MARKET Q U E E N V I CTO R I A ST R E E T CANNON STREET MANSION HOUSE MONUMENT FENCHURCH STREET CANNON STREET TOWER GATEWAY This is Connection 06 O L D S T R E E T GREAT EASTERN STREET CLERKENWELL ROAD RESTAURANTS AND CAFÉS BEECH STREET SHOREDITCH HIGH ST BARS ALDERSGATE STREET RY S T R E E T H A N B U GYMS BROADGATE RETAIL STORES CIRCLE BRUSHFIELD ST BRICK LANE COMMERCIAL STREET B R I C K L A N E OLD MONTAGUE STREET LONDON WALL D OA R L E P A H C E MIDDLESEX STREET I T H DEVONSHIRE W SQUARE MOORGATE Spitalfields Market BEVIS MARKS COMMERCIAL ROAD LEMAN STREET E T R E CHEAPSIDE ST BOTOLPH ST S T H I G H THREADNEEDLE ST T E A MANSELL STREET D G A L LEADENHALL STREET LEADENHALL MARKET QUEEN VICTORIA STREET CANNON STREET Leadenhall Market Liverpool Dutch/Light Street Station by Jyll Bradley This is Location 07 Aldgate Tower Green space at Braham Street Park Altab Ali Park Aldgate Square This is Balance 08 Bustling bars around Whitechapel Spitalfields Market Shaman Coffee Brick Lane Market Pubs near Aldgate This is Lifestyle 09 Dutch/Light by Jyll Bradley Graffiti artist on Brick Lane Brick Lane 110 Bikes within 5 minutes Liverpool Street Station This is Culture Whitechapel Gallery This is Space At Brookfield Properties, our priority is to create places where you truly want to be. Whether we're designing developments from the ground up or breathing new life into historic sites and spaces, our properties will inevitably pull you in. From state-of-the-art amenities and services to our rich cultural programming - which includes free public theater, art, music, film, and dance events - our mission is to create exceptional, engaging experiences across your community, for members and visitors alike. Arran Gregory, A Domesticated Man, 2018 Matt Smith, 99 Bishopsgate, 2020 IlluminoCity, Sasha Trees, 2020 PLAY, 100 Bishopsgate, 2020 Anna Ray, as winner of the 2021 Brookfield Properties Crafts Council This is Community Collection Award is exhibiting her work in Aldgate Tower in 2021 BREEAM ENERGY Excellent EPC Rating B ACTIVE TRAVEL SOLAR ENERGY EXTENSIVE RECYCLING POWER CyclingScore Gold, 170 bike stands, 92 lockers and Photovoltaics panels and solar hot water panels on Individualised waste tracking allows us to 100% renewable energy shower facilities on site the roof generate renewal electricity and heat energy measure how much waste is being generated to for the building maximise landfill diversion and recycling LEADERSHIP AND ENGAGEMENT CLEANING HEALTH AND WELLBEING COMMUNITY Tenant led sustainability forums 100% chemical free New biophilic reception design creates a healthy Tenant events and programming foster an and productive built environment inclusive and diverse environment This is Sustainability 13 TENANTS AVAILABILTY LEVEL 16 Aecom LEVEL 14 SOUTH & 15 Ince GD LEVEL 14 NORTH Moodys LEVEL 13 SOUTH LEVEL 13 WEST PUPPET China Life PART LEVEL 13 10,708 sq ft LEVEL 11 - 12 Groupon LEVEL 07 NORTH, 08, 09 & 10 Aecom LEVEL 07 SOUTH Essensys LEVEL 03 20,397 sq ft LEVEL 01 & 02 NORTH PART LEVEL 02 sq ft Uber 10,136 GROUND KIOSK ↓ Braham Park Black Sheep ƒµƒµƒ Whitechapel High Street ↓ PART LEVEL 02 10,136 sq ft ↑ Whitechapel High Street H H H H H H H ↑ Leman Street Leman H WC H H F L L L L L WC L L L L L GL H H AVAILABLE SPACE H H H H H H H ↓ Braham Park Part Level 02 LEVEL 03 20,397 sq ft ↑ Whitechapel High Street H H H H H H H ↑ Leman Street Leman H WC H H F L L L L L WC L L L L L GL H H AVAILABLE SPACE H H H H H H H ↓ Braham Park Level 03 PART LEVEL 13 10,708 sq ft ↑ Whitechapel High Street H H H H H H ↑ Leman Street Leman AVAILABLE SPACE H WC H H L L F WC WC L L GL H H H H H H H H H H ↓ Braham Park Part Level 13 Your Neighbours 18 YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD YOUR CONNECTIONS YOUR AMENITIES The best food and drink Highest transport accessibility rating (PTAL 6b) Aldgate East tube 92 lockers, 16 showers, hair dryers, at your fingertips. station on your front door. towel service, hanging rails Access to National Rail, London Overground, Tube, DLR, and storage available Tram, Buses. 9 minutes walk to Whitechapel Station with access to the Elizabeth Line BLACK SHEEP CAFE ON SITE YOUR ACTIVE COMMUTE YOUR OFFICE CyclingScore Gold certified New activated reception designed with Nip Nip services available your wellbeing and the planet in mind. This is Convenience 19 Contact BNP Paribas Real Estate BNP Paribas Real Estate James Strevens Harvey James +44 (0) 7824 414682 +44 (0) 7469 403964 [email protected] [email protected] BH2 BH2 Dan Roberts Jack Beeby +44 (0) 7801 143909 +44 (0) 7841 802097 [email protected] [email protected] Brookfield Properties Rex Conyers-Silverthorn +44(0)20 7408 8274 [email protected].
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