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27,000 SQ FT STYLUS.LONDON OF FULLY TRANSFORMED, STATE-OF-THE-ART OFFICE SPACE STYLUS.LONDON 02 03 STYLUS.LONDON STYLUS_ _ OLD_ ST FORMERLY HOME TO THE MARGOLIN GRAMOPHONE FACTORY, STYLUS OFFERS UP TO 27,000 SQ FT OF STATE-OF-THE-ART OFFICE SPACE_ Retaining its original, elegant Victorian façade, 116 Old Street Manufactured by Margolin, has been fully redeveloped and is split over five floors – the Dansette record player workspace with flexibility and style. became a household name in the late 50s and 60s and were With exposed surfaces and high, column-free ceilings that allow a statement and artifact of the the building to be filled with an abundance of natural light, vibrant, popular youth culture Stylus features a lower ground courtyard with a living green wall, of that time. as well as a roof terrace to work from, collaborate and unwind – overlooking the hustle and bustle of Old Street below. 04 05 STYLUS.LONDON MAKE_ LOCATED IN A VIBRANT AND DYNAMIC AREA WHERE BUSINESSES FLOURISH AND THRIVE, SEXY EXTERIOR STYLUS OFFERS A HOME FOR AMBITIOUS START- UPS OR ESTABLISHED CORPORATES ALIKE_ _ YOUR An iconic, contemporary workplace, where old inspires new, Stylus is now ready for a new era of forward-thinking, driven businesses that are striving to achieve and grow; to ultimately make their own mark in a district that’s alive with energy, MARK_ creativity and innovation. 06 07 STYLUS.LONDON VIEW TOWARDS THE SOUTH OLD STREET_ _NEW WAVE_ CITY OF LONDON FARRINGDON MOORGATE BARBICAN ‘OLD’ ALSO BECOMES ‘NEW’ JUST TWO MINUTES’ WALK FROM STYLUS, WITH TRANSPORT FOR LONDON’S £25M REGENERATION OF THE CLERKENWELL LANDMARK SILICON ROUNDABOUT_ SHOREDITCH OLD STREET In 2018 the roundabout will be transformed into an area that provides safe and easy access to Tech City, with improved cycle lanes and walkways, along with a large public space, improved planting and landscaping, and a new entrance to Old Street underground station. KINGS CROSS The launch of the new Elizabeth Line (Crossrail) in December 2018 will see journey times across London and the South East become quicker. easier and more direct. Travel times from Farringdon to Heathrow T4 will be reduced to just 39 minutes. HOXTON SQ. 08 09 STYLUS.LONDON INSPIRING_&_ _EXCEPTIONALLY_ STYLISH_ SHOREDITCH, CLERKENWELL - EVER-EVOLVING AND INCOMPARABLY DYNAMIC. WHERE TECH AND MEDIA THRIVE, BUSINESSES BECOME, PEOPLE CONNECT AND THE BUSTLING STREET SCENE IS ABSOLUTELY ALIVE_ 10 11 STYLUS.LONDON ANGEL Shoreditch Park Haggerston Park Shepherdess HOXTON CAMBRIDGE HEATH Walk Park 9 HANGOUT_ 4 Cafés Hotels FINSBURY King Square Aske Gardens Gardens 1 Clerkenwell Grind 1 Ace Hotel 14 _SPACES_& 9 6 2 J+A Cafe 2 The Hoxton 3 Look Mum No Hands! 3 Shoreditch House SHOREDITCH 10 3 4 Ozone Coffee 4 citizenM Hotel 2 Radnor 8 BETHNAL GREEN Spa Fields 13 5 Shoreditch Grind 5 The Boundary Park 11 8 BETHNAL GREEN Park 4 7 NEARBY_PLACES_ 8 5 12 6 The Curtain 3 11 5 6 1 Bars & Restaurants 7 Nobu Hotel Saint Luke's 2 11 9 Garden 1 BrewDog Shoreditch 8 The Z Shoreditch OLD STREET 7 4 9 M By Mountcalm 9 1 2 The Brewery CLERKENWELL 7 8 13 OLD STREET AND THE 5 3 12 3 Byron 3 4 10 3 7 BETHNAL GREEN 4 Ceviche Old Street Fitness & Leisure 1 6 SURROUNDING SHOREDITCH 12 1 Boom Cycle 2 5 Dinerama 2 1 Quaker SHOREDITCH AREA OFFERS A CHARACTERFUL 2 Ironmonger Row Baths 5 6 Hoxton Grill Gardens 1 HIGH STREET 3 Gymbox BLEND OF URBAN CHIC AND 7 8 Hoxton Square 15 6 8 Rivington Shoreditch CUTTING-EDGE CREATIVITY_ Art & Culture Finsbury Square 9 Rochelle Canteen Gardens Allen Gardens 10 1 The Museum of Methodism St John Bread & Wine BARBICAN 11 Tramshed 2 Barbican Centre Fortune Street 3 FARRINGDON Park 2 12 Whitecross Street Market 3 Museum of London WHITECHAPEL 10 4 Banksy’s Portrait of Basquiat BARBICAN It’s enriched with a multitude of designer 1 Retail 5 Guildhall Art Gallery boutiques, trendy bars, cafés, street food, vintage 6 2 1 Old Spitalfields Market Clifford-Thames Gallery 4 7 MOORGATE shops and a buzzing nightlife. 1 BOXPARK Shoreditch Red Gallery LIVERPOOL 8 STREET 3 Ben Sherman Finsbury Library 3 Also nearby is The Barbican Exhibition Centre, 9 4 Columbia Road Market Shoreditch Library 10 a quirky but intimate spot for live plays, music 5 Mr Start Hoxton Gallery 11 events and so much more. 6 Present Charlie Smith London 12 7 J Crew Electric Cinema 13 8 Aesop Rich Mix 5 ALDGATE EAST 14 9 MAST London Courtyard Theatre 15 10 Pitfield London Museum of Saint John ST PAUL’S 11 Denham the Jeanmaker ALDGATE 12 Tokyobike THAMES LINK 13 Blood Brother BANK BLACKFRIARS MANSION HOUSE CITY OF SHADWELL LONDON LONDON FENCHURCH STREET MONUMENT TOWER HILL 12 13 STYLUS.LONDON Swiss Chalk Farm Stratford International Cottage Camden Road Esse Road Stratford London Fields Essex Road Camden Town Primrose Haggerston Stratford High Street Kilburn High Road Hill JOURNEY_TIMES St John’s Wood Mornington Kilburn Crescent Park Pudding Mill Lane St Pancras Angel Cambridge Heath Regent’s Park Abbey Road _&_TRAIN_LINES_ St Pancras Hoxton International King’s Cross Maida Vale Euston West Ham Bow Church Travel times from Old Street Station, just a 5 minute walk away. Travel time to major London airports Bethnal Green Bromley- Regent’s Euston Square Bow Road by-Bow Park Old Street Shoreditch Weavers Fields High Street Tower Hamlets King’s Cross City Warren Street MINS MINS Russell Square Cemetery Park St Pancras St. 05 MINS Airport 29 Warwick Avenue Bethnal Green 14 Great Portland Devons Road Baker Street Street Farringdon Edgware Road Stepney Green Goodge Street Barbican Abbey Road Gatwick London Bridge MINS MINS MINS 55 Moorgate Station 06 12 Airport Farringdon Royal Oak Whitechapel Chancery Oxford Holborn Circus Lane Euston Heathrow Paddington St Paul’s MINS MINS Tottenha Court Road Liverpool Langdon Park Station 06 18 MINS Airport 57 City Street Aldgate East Thameslink Bank Bond Street Covent Aldgate Shadwell Marble Arch Garden Temple Blackfriars Bayswater Fenchurch Tower Gateway Street Leicester Cannon Street Limehouse London Lancaster Gate Mansion All Saints MINS MINS Square House Liverpool St. 09 05 Piccadilly Westferry UNDERGROUND Queensway Tower Hill East India Circus Monument Poplar Embankment Charing CROSSRAIL Hyde Park Cross West India Quay Farringdon Blackwall MINS MINS Green Park Canary Wharf Station 10 06 Kensington Wapping OVERGROUND London Bridge Canary Wharf Canary Wharf Southwark St James’s Waterloo Heron Quays High Street Hyde Park Corner Park Waterloo Kensington MINS MINS Westinster Rotherhithe Station 15 18 BAKERLOO OVERGROUND Knightsbridge South Quay Borough CENTRAL METROPOLITAN St Jamess Park Lambeth North Rotherhithe CIRCLE NORTHERN North Paddington Canada Water Greenwich MINS MINS DISTRICT PICCADILLY Station 24 31 DLR VICTORIA Victoria HAMMERSMITH & CITY WATERLOO & CITY Crossharbour Elephant Castle JUBILEE CROSSRAIL Gloucester South Surrey Quays Road Kensington Sloane Square Earl’s Court Mudchute Pimlico South Bermondsey Island Kennington Gardens 14 15 STYLUS.LONDON AWAKEN_ _ YOUR SENSES_ 16 17 STYLUS.LONDON SETTING THE TONE AS YOU ENTER THE STYLUS BUILDING IS THE STYLISH AND CONTEMPORARY RECEPTION AREA. WITH CLEAN LINES AND HIGH QUALITY FINISHES THROUGHOUT, IT PRESENTS ITSELF IN AN ART GALLERY STYLE – AN IMPRESSIVE, FREE-FLOWING SPACE TO WELCOME AND INSPIRE BOTH YOUR CLIENTS AND EMPLOYEES ALIKE_ GROUND FLOOR RECEPTION 18 19 STYLUS.LONDON URBAN_DESIGN _IN_A_SMARTER SPACE_ SPECIFICATION_ + New glazed frontage + Low energy LED lighting + Heating and cooling system throughout. + Fibre optic Internet connectivity A/C system with multiple internal fan coil + Renewable energy for electricity generation units on each floor + CCTV, Video Entry system and key fob access + Two 8-person lift serving all floors from basement to fourth floors + Fourth floor roof terrace + Generous floor to ceiling heights + Cycle storage for 44 bikes, drying room, 81 lockers and shower changing area + Column-free floor areas + Lower ground level landscaped courtyard + 70mm raised floors with exposed galvanised steel floor tiles + Eco-friendly biodiverse roof SECOND FLOOR OFFICE SPACE 20 21 _ FLOOR SCHEDULE OFAREAS STYLUS.LONDON PLANS *The Courtyardand GroundfloorwillbeLETasone. TOTAL Courtyard floor* Ground floor* First floor Second floor Third floor Fourth floor FLOORS NIA Common areas SQ FT 25,889 2,771 4,478 5,437 5,444 4,506 3,253 Toilets/Showers SQ M 2,405 257 416 505 506 419 302 _ 5,444 2,771 SECOND COURTYARD N N BIKE RACKS SHOWERS SQ FT SQ FT FLOOR 506 257 TOILETS TOILETS LOBBY SQ M SQ M LOBBY FLOOR COURTYARD THIRD GROUND 4,506 4,478 N N TERRACE RECEPTION ROOF COURTYARD SQ FT SQ FT FLOOR N 419 416 FLOOR TOILETS TOILETS LOBBY LOBBY SQ M SQ M GREEN ROOF FLAT ROOF IV PR Y A DB W TPN 18 Y A DB W TPN 18 LIFT LIFT . COURTYARD GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR COURTYARD FIRST FLOOR N N THIRD FLOOR N N Y A DB W 18 TPN Y A DB W 18 TPN N Y A DB W 18 TPN W.chair Refuge Y A DB W 18 TPN IV PR IV PR IV PR Y A DB W 18 TPN Y A DB Y W A DB W 18 TPN 18 TPN Y A DB W TPN 18 Y A DB W Y A DB TPN 18 W TPN 18 IV LIFT LIFT LIFT LIFT PR LIFT LIFT Y A DB W 18 TPN Y A DB W TPN 18 RAMP LIFT LIFT FOURTH FIRST 3,253 5,437 . IV PR Y A DB W N N 18 TPN TERRACE Y A DB W TPN 18 BELOW ROOF LIFT LIFT SQ FT SQ FT FLOOR FLOOR 302 505 TOILETS TOILETS LOBBY LOBBY SQ M SQ M GREEN ROOFBELOW FLAT ROOFBELOW SCEOND FLOOR GROUND FLOOR SCEOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR N FOURTH FLOOR N N N ROOF FLAT Y A DB W 18 TPN Y A DB W 18 TPN Y A DB Y W A DB W 18 TPN Y A 18 TPN DB W 18 TPN W.chair Refuge IV PR Y A DB W 18 TPN IV PR Y A DB Y W A DB W TPN 18 18 TPN Y A DB W TPN 18 IV PR IV PR IV PR LIFT LIFT Y A DB Y W A DB W 18 TPN Y 18 TPN A DB W LIFT LIFT 18 TPN Y A DB Y W A DB W TPN 18 Y 18 TPN A DB W TPN 18 LIFT LIFT LIFT LIFT RAMP FOURTH FLOOR Y A DB W 18 TPN IV PR Y A DB W 18 TPN Y A DB W 18 TPN 22 23 STYLUS.LONDON MO DOLENIAS A QUATIS MA QUO TEM UT DELENDIOSTI TENISCIIS ET FUGIA DELITA DOLORESTI_ Tri nihil exernat occab ium am que a arum sinti dolut il int aut aut ut lati nonessi tatias dolluptat eum restium ea acepudae viti consequ iducienit, sintistem que restium ea acepudae.
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    Investigation into the King's Cross Underground Fire Presented to Parliament by the Secretary of State for Transport by Command of Her Majesty November 1988 1 THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT LONDON HER MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE £19.50 net Investigation into the King's Cross Underground Fire Inspector: Department of Transport Mr Desmond Fennell OBE QC 2 Marsham Street London SWlP 3EB 21 October 1988 The Rt Hon. Paul Channon MP Secretary of State for Transport Department of Transport 2 Marsham Street London SWlP 3EB Dear Secretary of State, King's Cross Underground Fire Investigation I was appoipted by you on 23 November 2987 to hold a formal Investigation into the circumstances of the King's Cross Underground fire. I have completed the Investigation and enclose my Report. Yours sincerely, Desmond Fennell T022b8O 000Lb75 AT7 W Contents Page CHAPTER 1 Executive Summary ................................................................. 15 CHAPTER 2 Introduction and Scope of the Investigation .................. 21 CHAPTER 3 London Regional Transport and London Underground Limited ................................................................25 CHAPTER 4 The Ethos of London Underground ................................. 29 CHAPTER 5 London Underground Organisation and Management 33 CHAPTER 6 King's Cross Station ............................................................ 37 CHAPTER 7 Escalators on the Underground ..................................... 41 CHAPTER 8 Staff on duty at King's Cross on 18 November 1987 47 CHAPTER 9 Timetable and Outline