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AN ICON. REBORN. 3 THE STORY 6 Past Present Future A True Cultural Icon THE POWER STATION 14 Step Inside Cross Section Plan Long Section Plan THE NEW THE EVENT SPACES 22 Floor Plans The Venue Control Room A The Chimney Lift HOME OF Other Opportunities CONNECTIVITY 56 ENTERTAINMENT MASTERPLAN 58 85,500 sq ft of events spaces at the heart of Battersea Power Station LET’S CREATE THE UNFORGETTABLE 60 THE PLACEMAKERS 62 CONTACTS 64 4 5 The Story PAST NEVER ORDINARY Over the years, Battersea Power Station has served London as both a provider of energy and source of inspiration - a stunning backdrop for the likes of Alexander McQueen, Christopher Nolan and Pink Floyd to create the unforgettable. The Power Station’s relationship to the cultural world has established the four chimneys as an iconic feature of the London skyline, making it one of the most recognisable buildings in the world. Today, we are bringing the power back to Battersea. As part of one of the largest regeneration projects in Europe, the Power Station will take centre stage once again. 6 7 The Story PRESENT A DEFINING LANDMARK Work is well underway at Battersea Power Station and our first chapter, Circus West Village, is open and thriving. At the foot of the Power Station, Circus West Village is home to 865 brand new apartments, 25,000 sq ft of office space, an extraordinary mix of independent restaurants, bars, shops and spaces to relax and exercise. With its own MBNA Thames Clippers Pier, the buzzing riverside neighbourhood has already welcomed 1.3 million visitors and firmly established itself as one of London’s most exciting places to dine, drink and live. 8 Battersea Power Station, Bonfire Night (2017) 9 The Story FUTURE A NEW CHAPTER FOR LONDON Once complete, a whole new quarter for London, at the centre of Nine Elms, will have been created. The Power Station and its surroundings will be transformed into one of the world’s greatest shopping, eating, working and leisure destinations - becoming a must-visit for a projected 40 million Londoners and tourists every year, with its own hotel and Zone 1 tube station. Inside the Power Station itself, the two mammoth Turbine Halls, each the size of The Tate Modern, will be filled with an eclectic mix of 130 restaurants and shops, alongside a living and working population of 25,000 people. Needless to say, the demand is sky high, with Apple already claiming 500,000 sq ft of office space for their new London Campus. 40MVisits per year 4.75M 10 CGI of the Masterplan International Tourists The Story A TRUE CULTURAL Pink Floyd - Animals (1977) Elton John (2014) B e y o n c é (2011) Bear Grylls (2013) London Seafood Festival (2018) ICON Elton John (2014) The lasting appeal of the building has cemented Battersea Power Station, not only as a London landmark, but as a cultural icon through the ages. Building on its fame and cultural importance, entertainment has been placed at the very centre of the Power Station’s offering - with some of the building’s most significant architectural features reimagined to create a suite of jaw-dropping event spaces and experiences. We are now looking for the partners to bring London’s newest event space to life. We need an event and entertainment offering that continues Battersea Power Station’s cultural legacy. But we can’t do it alone. We are excited to share this opportunity with you. 12 The Dark Knight (2008) Holi Festival (2013) 13 The Power Station STEP INSIDE THE POWER The Power Station is no ordinary redevelopment. The Grade II* listed building will be brought to life with an imaginative blend of retail, food, leisure, office and residential spaces like no other. As visitors enter the Power Station they will be immersed in our retail offering featuring a carefully curated selection of some of the world’s best brands. The first floor will be an eating and drinking destination featuring a 35,000 sq ft Food Hall, open fronted restaurants overlooking the stunning Turbine Halls, and four signature restaurants with breathtaking views. Departing from the same level, the extraordinary Chimney Lift experience will take visitors to the very top of the north- west chimney, providing incredible views of the capital. The Power Station’s new home of entertainment is on the second floor. From the versatile 1,500 person capacity venue playing host to conferences and concerts alike, to the Art Deco splendour of Control Room A providing the setting for a fashion show, dinner or wedding - events and entertainment operators will have the opportunity to create something spectacular for London. STATION CGI of Turbine Hall A at night looking south 14 The Power Station N River Thames CROSS SECTION PLAN THE CHIMNEY LIFT CONTROL ROOM A THE VENUE THE CHIMNEY LIFT Malaysia Square RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL APPLE TURBINE HALL A APPLE OFFICES OFFICE APPLE OFFICES TURBINE HALL B ATRIUM RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL THE FOYER THE FOYER WEST THE EVENT BOX EAST CONTROL THE LOUNGE ROOM A THE CHIMNEY LIFT LEVEL ONE FOOD & BEVERAGE UPPER GROUND FLOOR RETAIL UPPER GROUND FLOOR RETAIL GROUND FLOOR RETAIL GROUND FLOOR RETAIL SERVICE YARD SERVICE YARD 16 17 The Power Station River Thames N LONG SECTION PLAN CONTROL ROOM A THE VENUE THE CHIMNEY LIFT THE CHIMNEY LIFT Malaysia Square RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL APPLE APPLE OFFICES OFFICE APPLE OFFICES ATRIUM SOUTH NORTH ENTRANCE THE FOYER ENTRANCE N018 OFFICES CINEMA BACK OF HOUSE THE EVENT BOX RIVERFRONT TERRACE LEVEL ONE FOOD & BEVERAGE THE CHIMNEY LIFT UPPER GROUND FLOOR RETAIL GROUND FLOOR RETAIL SERVICE YARD 18 19 The Power Station 20 CGI cut-through of The Venue 21 The Event Spaces LEVEL ONE THE CHIMNEY LIFT WELCOME B TURBINE HALL TO THE A TURBINE HALL BATTERSEA ELECTRIC BOULEVARD + POWER STATION Infused with the spirit of Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, we have worked alongside some of the world’s leading architects and used cutting- edge technology to create unique spaces and experiences that will not only redefine an icon but also help to redefine entertainment LEVEL TWO in the 21st century. THE TERRACE We are proud to introduce our three hero THE LOUNGE spaces that will reside within the ‘Cathedral THE FOYER of Power’ - 1) The Venue, 2) Control Room A, and 3) The Chimney Lift. EVENTTHE EVENT SPACE BOX TURBINE HALL B TURBINE HALL BACK OF HOUSE CONTROL ROOM A TURBINE HALL A TURBINE HALL CONTROL ROOM A THE VENUE THE CHIMNEY LIFT DESTINATION ESCALATOR LIFT BATTERSEA 22 ELECTRIC BOULEVARD + POWER STATION The Event Spaces: The Venue THE VENUE THE FOYER - THE RIVERFRONT TERRACE - THE EVENT BOX - THE LOUNGE 24 CGI of The Event Box set up for a standing concert 25 The Event Spaces: The Venue THE GRAND ARRIVAL THE FOYER Guests can enter the Power Station through the Riverfront Park, Malaysia Square or the two Turbine Halls - an incredible setting for any red carpet event. They then make their way through to The Foyer on the second floor where they will be greeted with beautiful exposed brickwork and vistas across the River Thames and Riverfront Park. At 11,600 sq ft and with triple height ceilings, the huge scale of The Foyer provides a memorable arrival experience and an unparalleled space for hosting guests before and after conferences, banquets, events or awards shows. THE FOYER 26 CGI showing The Foyer with a view into The Events Box The Event Spaces: The Venue THE RIVERFRONT TERRACE A STUNNING VIEW OVER THE THAMES SUB HEADING? Before, during or after an event, guests can wander over two bridges to The Riverfront Terrace, which is situated on the second floor, accessed via the Foyer. This open- air 1,900 sq ft space is set to become one of the most photographed spots at Battersea Power Station and is the perfect place to host sunset drinks or watch outdoor events THE RIVERFRONT TERRACE happening in the park. 28 CGI showing the external view of The Riverfront Terrace The Event Spaces: The Venue THE EVENT BOX 30 CGI of The Event Box set up for a formal dinner 31 THE The Event Spaces: The Venue EVENT BOX A BLANK CANVAS TO HOST THE SPECTACULAR As one of the largest and most awe-inspiring event spaces at Battersea Power Station, The Event Box will undoubtedly become one of London’s top entertainment destinations playing host to a wide array of functions and events. The space itself lives up to Battersea’s proud architectural heritage - at 14,500 sq ft it’s large enough to hold 1,500 for drinks and canapes, 1,400 standing in a concert, 1,000 seated in a conference or banquet, or even 750 seated in a theatre layout. THE EVENT BOX BACK OF HOUSE CGI of The Event Box set up for a concert 33 The Event Spaces: The Venue INDICATIVE LAYOUTS DG/N.00 DG/N.00 DG/N.00 DG/N.00 ClearW1800mm X H2100mm X ClearW1800mm ClearW1800mm X H2100mm X ClearW1800mm ClearW1800mm X H2100mm X ClearW1800mm ClearW1800mm X H2100mm X ClearW1800mm Clear W1800mm Clear W1800mm Clear W1800mm Clear W1800mm 600m 600m DG/N.04 DG/N.04 m m ClearW800mm X H2100mm ClearW800mm X H2100mm m m 600m 600m m m Clear W800m Clear W800m DG/N.00 DG/N.00 ClearW1800mm X H2100mm ClearW1800mm X H2100mm Clear W1800m Clear W1800m DG/N.00 DG/N.00 ClearW1800mm X H2100mm X ClearW1800mm H2100mm X ClearW1800mm m m Clear W1800mm Clear W1800mm Conference 3 Conference 6 90 People 120 People Main Conference 552 People Conference 2 Conference 5 24 People 24 People 21213 21213 14849 11978 Conference 1 Conference 6 90 People 120 People TOTAL CONFERENCE 1020 People Clear W1800mm Clear W1800mm ClearW1800mm X H2100mm ClearW1800mm X H2100mm DG/N.00 DG/N.00 DG/N.00 DG/N.00 Clear W1800mm Clear W1800mm ClearW1800mm X H2100mm ClearW1800mm X H2100mm W1100mm X H2100mm H2100mm
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