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CHAMBERLAIN SQUARE Take Centre Stage at the Very Heart of the Paradise Development CHAMBERLAIN SQUARE Take centre stage at the very heart of the Paradise development. THE BUILDING THE BUILDING THE BUILDING THE BUILDING THE BUILDING TAKE CENTRE STAGE Two Chamberlain Square sits at the very heart of Paradise, the city’s premier business address. With its striking contemporary design, This Grade A office building features large, o surrounded by the city’s most prestigious flexible and efficient floorplates throughout and listed civic and cultural buildings, Two a range of restaurants and retail opportunities 360 Chamberlain Square is an imposing eight at ground level including award winning wine storey building with superb views over bar and restaurant Vinoteca opening in 2021. Chamberlain Square and across the city. Class leading businesses including DLA Piper, Knights and Mazars have already committed to the building - whoever joins them will be in esteemed company. 06 07 THE BUILDING THE BUILDING THE BUILDING 08 09 THE BUILDING THE BUILDING THE BUILDING Two Chamberlain Square provides an impressive double height reception overlooking the vibrant public square. Two Chamberlain Square Reception 10 11 THE BUILDING THE BUILDING THE BUILDING WHAT OUR OCCUPIER’S Press play to listen to interview on website with Mike Cummins, Knights plc Where’s the best place SAY... to grow. Where’s the Really excited to have a brand most exciting place in new, very high quality office space the city. It’s Paradise. within this part of Birmingham. Trevor Ivory, Birmingham Managing Partner, DLA Piper Mike Cummins, Client Services Director, Knights plc Our new office in the city centre reinforces our commitment to remaining part of the vibrant Birmingham business community. Ian Holder, Office Managing Partner, Mazars Press play to listen to interview on website with Trevor Ivory, DLA Piper 12 13 THE BUILDING THE BUILDING THE BUILDING MORE THAN OFFICES Two Chamberlain Square brings life, events and activity directly onto Chamberlain Square itself. Paradise is more than just a place to work, it is a vibrant new destination bringing new venues to the city. Outside Dishoom, One Chamberlain Square Inside Dishoom Paradise has already attracted two exciting new restaurant and bar operators to Birmingham. Wine bar and Mediterranean eatery Vinoteca will occupy a prime unit on the corner of Two Chamberlain Square overlooking both Chamberlain Square itself and Centenary Way. Meanwhile Dishoom is at the front of One Chamberlain Square with a large restaurant offering their unique blend of Indian and Irani influences all day long. With restaurants spilling out onto Centenary Way, Paradise creates a place to enjoy around the clock – Press play to listen to interview on website with Charlie Young, Vinoteca a place that combines every element of contemporary living – morning, afternoon, evening and night. 14 15 AVAILABLE SPACE AVAILABLE SPACE AVAILABLE SPACE AVAILABLE SPACE THE AVAILABLE SPACE SPACE A superb workspace opportunity is ready and waiting. Overlooking the grand setting of Chamberlain Square and adjacent to the planned new public realm at Ratcliff Square, the building offers the very best workspace ready to occupy right now. With large open floorplates of 24,000 sq ft, Two Chamberlain Square provides a bright and spacious working environment designed with future proofing in mind from the outset, with class leading features and the same on-site security and specification as the rest of the development. 18 19 AVAILABLE SPACE AVAILABLE SPACE WHERE AVAILABLE SPACE Available space within Two Chamberlain Square. LEVEL 7 LET TO DLA PIPER LEVEL 6 LET TO DLA PIPER LEVEL 5 LET TO KNIGHTS PLC LEVEL 4 24,170 SQ FT LEVEL 3 24,170 SQ FT LEVEL 2 24,170 SQ FT LEVEL 1 LET TO MAZARS / 11,997 SQ FT CHAMBERLAIN SQUARE 20 21 AVAILABLE SPACE AVAILABLE SPACE Second to Fourth Floor 24,170 sq ft AVAILABLE SPACE WHAT AVAILABLE SPACE Each floors affords stunning views across this part of CHAMBERLAIN SQUARE the city and the newly refurbished public squares. First Floor 11,764 sq ft AVAILABLE SPACE CHAMBERLAIN SQUARE LET TO MAZARS 22 23 AVAILABLE SPACE AVAILABLE SPACE AVAILABLE SPACE 24 25 AVAILABLE SPACE AVAILABLE SPACE HIGH AVAILABLE SPACE SPEC ◆ Impressive fully manned reception ◆ Fully accessible 150mm raised floors ◆ BREEAM ‘Excellent’ rating ◆ Comfort cooling via high efficiency, 2 pipe chilled water fan coil units ◆ Energy Performance Certificate ‘B’ rating and perimeter heating via low ◆ Comprehensive integrated security temperature hot water heat emitters system complete with CCTV ◆ Six high speed 24 person passenger lifts ◆ High efficiency dimmable LED lighting, ◆ Male, female and disabled complete with automatic daylight toilets on each floor compensation & presence detection control ◆ Secure basement car parking spaces ◆ Floor to ceiling glazing ◆ Cycle spaces and changing facilities ◆ Clear floor to ceiling height of 2,775mm 26 27 PARADISE STORY PARADISE STORY PARADISE STORY PARADISE STORY View from Victoria Square Outside Dishoom HISTORY IN THE MAKING Paradise marks the latest chapter in PARADISE STORY Birmingham’s compelling history, a place rich in heritage and charm, and a new destination for the city. The first phase of Paradise has already Indian eatery Dishoom opened in been delivered and includes new public summer 2020 and has already made its spaces as well as the first two buildings. mark as a popular city destination. PwC opened its largest UK Paradise is a place where commerce and regional office in January 2020 at culture come together in harmony, a place One Chamberlain Square which is now as exciting and vital as the city itself. home to more than 2,000 employees. Chamberlain Square 30 31 PARADISE STORY PARADISE STORY Paradise offers a unique location in the very heart of Birmingham and the heart of Britain. Town Hall Bullring Shopping Grand Central Arena Central CENTRAL Centre SNOW HILL STATION NEW STREET STATION PARADISE STORY Jewellery Quarter Colmore Row Library of Birmingham Centenary Square ICC & Symphony Hall Mailbox Brindleyplace 32 33 PARADISE STORY PARADISE STORY MASTERPLAN The Paradise Masterplan comprises 10 individually designed new buildings and three new squares set in outstanding public space. Accessibility and connectivity are at the heart of the plan, opening up new vistas and pedestrian routes across the city. Paradise will complete over three phases, the first of which is now complete with two new office buildings overlooking an enhanced Chamberlain Square. PARADISE STORY One Centenary Way is the next building taking shape, overlooking the newly transformed Centenary Square, while further office buildings, public squares and a hotel will follow in subsequent phases. PHASE ONE PHASE THREE One Chamberlain Square Three Congreve Square 150,000 sq ft let to PwC 120,000 - 175,000 sq ft Two Chamberlain Square Two Centenary Way 183,000 sq ft 90,000 - 105,000 sq ft One Congreve Square PHASE TWO 100,000 - 165,000 sq ft One Centenary Way 280,000 sq ft Octagon 346 BtR homes Hotel High quality hotel Three Chamberlain Square 120,000 sq ft 34 35 DELIVERY TEAM DELIVERY TEAM DELIVERY TEAM DELIVERY TEAM PARTNERS Brindleyplace One St Peter’s Square King’s Cross The buildings at Paradise are being brought forward The driving force behind these developments is the through Hermes Paradise Circus Limited Partnership enormous amount of thought and effort that is put (HPCLP) managed by Federated Hermes with into creating places that are enjoyable, vibrant and Argent acting as the Development Manager. welcoming. Places that have a human scale, that respect their history and context, and connect well Argent and Hermes enjoy a strong track record for with their surroundings and the local community. delivery with a particular strength in the creation of successful cityscale, mixed use developments. The combination of Argent’s flair in creating successful Argent has been a great partner for places – where people want to live, to work and to be Paradise benefits from the continuity and commitment Google in developing our building at – together with the financial expertise and resources DELIVERY TEAM of this working partnership which has already of Hermes, provides a solid foundation from which delivered 4.4 million sq ft of development through King’s Cross. Without them we would to bring the vision for Paradise through to reality. some of the most significant and challenging regeneration projects in the UK including Brindleyplace not have got so far so quickly. I am in Birmingham, the Piccadilly area in Manchester and the redevelopment of King’s Cross. pleased that we are part of the vibrant and diverse King’s Cross development that strives to break the traditional mould.” Joe Borrett, Google 38 39 DELIVERY TEAM DELIVERY TEAM ARCHITECTS Eleven Brindleyplace Port Loop Two Chamberlain Square was designed by GHA is responsible for the Paradise masterplan The GHA approach to design and sustainability can be summed up as follows: Birmingham-based Glenn Howells Architects (GHA). and a number of buildings in and around Paradise including One Centenary Way and Octagon. This award winning architecture practice works across the country and around the world on high It has also designed nearby Eleven profile, sustainable development projects. Brindleyplace, Cornerblock on Cornwall Street and The Mercian on Broad Street. DELIVERY TEAM One & Two Chamberlain Square Nature designs structures and organisms to use the least material possible – in other words lean structures. We also strive to make lean buildings and this is because they use less material, are
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