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Developers—Cbre Global Investors Architects AN INSPIRING OFFICE DEVELOPMENT SITUATED IN THE CHARACTERFUL AREA OF KENTISH TOWN, ONCE THE PIANO MANUFACTURING DISTRICT OF THE WORLD ARCHITECTS—BUCKLEY GRAY YEOMAN DEVELOPERS—CBRE GLOBAL INVESTORS LOCATION—36–52 FORTESS GROVE, NW5 2HD FORTESS WORKS COURTYARD ENTRANCE 02 INTRODUCTION THE BUILDING THE LOCAL AREA THE TEAM Discover the vision of Buckley Gray Yeoman's Explore the key features of the new build, Kentish Town and Camden are areas of CBRE Global Investors and Buckley Gray refurbishment as we detail the building's looking deeper into the details with our floor character, humour and excitement. In this Yeoman have come together with a unified offer and unique journey from abandonment plans and schedule of areas. chapter we explore the local tenants and vision of modern workspace in Fortess to the inspiring space it has become. amenities that make it such an enviable area. Works, discover the people behind it and where their inspirations come from. 03 INTRODUCTION 01 04 A WAREHOUSE REIMAGINED SITUATED AT 36-52 FORTESS GROVE IN THE HEART OF KENTISH TOWN WITHIN THE BOROUGH OF CAMDEN, FORTESS WORKS IS A REMINAGINED 1920’S INDUSTRIAL WAREHOUSE. The building has been sensitively reimagined to provide high quality, flexible and characterful office space for modern demands. It comprises of a bright and airy warehouse style workshop featuring floor to ceiling crittal- style glazing and a contemporary two story extension featuring corten steel cladding with the addition of an attractive landscaped courtyard. 01—INTRODUCTION COURTYARD ENTRANCE 05 THE BUILDING 02 06 THE BUILDING OVERVIEW FORTESS WORKS WILL DELIVER 28,123 SQ FT OF INSPIRING WORKSPACE COMBINING INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE WITH THE CULTURE OF MODERN COMMERCE. Renowned architects Buckley Gray Yeoman are transforming the building, preserving its industrial character whilst enhancing both the interior and exterior with high quality design features. These include walkways interlinking the two main buildings, an impressive triple height reception and suspended floors that create a unique sense of openness. The transformation of this original industrial building establishes a unique opportunity for forward thinking businesses to occupy workspace designed to promote communication, collaboration and productivity. 02—THE BUILDING WORKSHOP—GROUND FLOOR 07 KEY FEATURES & ACCREDITATIONS A TRIPLE HEIGHT RECEPTION PRIVATE GROUND EXPOSED INDUSTRIAL BEAMS FLOOR COURTYARD EXPOSED VRF SUSPENDED LED LIGHTING EXPOSED BRICK WORK B AIR CONDITIONING FLOOR TO CEILING HEIGHT NEW DOUBLE 4 SHOWERS TYPICALLY 2.95M GLAZED WINDOWS 36 CYCLE SPACES 13 PERSON LIFT FIBRE CONNECTIVITY & STORAGE LOCKERS C A: EXPOSED INDUSTRIAL BEAMS B: SUSPENDED LED LIGHTING 02—THE BUILDING C: EXPOSED BRICK WORK 08 SCHEDULE OF AREAS WORKSHOP STUDIO 2 2 1 1 G G WORKSHOP AVAILABLE SPACE STUDIO AVAILABLE SPACE 2 LEVEL 2 3,025 SQ FT / 281 SQ M 2 LEVEL 2 2,938 SQ FT / 273 SQ M 1 LEVEL 1 6,582 SQ FT / 611 SQ M 1 LEVEL 1 3,717 SQ FT / 345 SQ M G GROUND 7,965 SQ FT / 740 SQ M G GROUND 3,896 SQ FT / 362 SQ M TOTAL 17,572 SQ FT / 1,632 SQ M TOTAL 10,551 SQ FT / 980 SQ M 02—THE BUILDING 09 FLOOR PLAN GROUND FLOOR FORTESS GROVE FORTESS GROUND FLOOR WORKSHOP COURTYARD BIKE STORAGE 7,965 sq ft / 740 sq m 1,450 sq ft / 135 sq m x36 cycle spaces GROUND FLOOR STUDIO WC'S SHOWERS 3,896 sq ft / 362 sq m x11 x4 showers 02—THE BUILDING 10 02—THE BUILDING WORKSHOP—GROUND FLOOR 11 02—THE BUILDING STUDIO—GROUND FLOOR 12 FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 1 VOID SPACE FORTESS GROVE FORTESS VOID SPACE VOID SPACE LEVEL 1 WORKSHOP WC'S 6,582 sq ft / 611 sq m x11 LEVEL 1 STUDIO 3,717 sq ft / 345 sq m 02—THE BUILDING 13 02—THE BUILDING WORKSHOP—LEVEL 1 14 FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 2 VOID SPACE FORTESS GROVE FORTESS VOID SPACE LEVEL 2 WORKSHOP WC'S 3,025 sq ft / 281 sq m x3 LEVEL 2 STUDIO 2,938 sq ft / 273 sq m 02—THE BUILDING 15 02—THE BUILDING WORKSHOP—LEVEL 2 16 02—THE BUILDING WORKSHOP—LEVEL 2 17 02—THE BUILDING STUDIO—LEVEL 2 18 INDICATIVE SPACE PLAN GROUND FLOOR FORTESS GROVE FORTESS GROUND FLOOR WORKSHOP COURTYARD BIKE STORAGE 7,965 sq ft / 740 sq m 1,450 sq ft / 135 sq m x36 cycle spaces GROUND FLOOR STUDIO WC'S SHOWERS 3,896 sq ft / 362 sq m x11 x4 showers 02—THE BUILDING 19 INDICATIVE SPACE PLAN LEVEL 1 VOID SPACE FORTESS GROVE FORTESS VOID SPACE VOID SPACE LEVEL 1 WORKSHOP WC'S 6,582 sq ft / 611 sq m x11 LEVEL 1 STUDIO 3,717 sq ft / 345 sq m 20 INDICATIVE SPACE PLAN LEVEL 2 VOID SPACE FORTESS GROVE FORTESS VOID SPACE LEVEL 2 WORKSHOP WC'S 3,025 sq ft / 281 sq m x3 LEVEL 2 STUDIO 2,938 sq ft / 273 sq m 21 OVERVIEW WORKSHOP STUDIO 3,025 SQ FT / 281 SQ M 2,938 SQ FT / 273 SQ M 6,582 SQ FT / 611 SQ M 3,717 SQ FT / 345 SQ M 7,965 SQ FT / 740 SQ M 3,896 SQ FT / 362 SQ M 02—THE BUILDING 22 THE LOCAL AREA 03 23 KENTISH TOWN IS A LIVELY NEIGHBOURHOOD WITH AN KENTISH TOWN AUTONOMOUS AND INDIVIDUAL SPIRIT. It hosts a rich mix of independent outlets, including; cafes, restaurants, health & wellbeing, destination bars, pubs and famous music venues. And with the benefit of some of London’s premier parks on its door step, Kentish Town provides office workers with an abundance of places to relax and rejuvenate from city life, whilst enjoying the connectivity and energy of zone two. E C B F D A: GAIL'S B: GREENBERRY C: THE PINEAPPLE A D: THE SPENCE BAKERY E: 02 FORUM 03—THE LOCAL AREA F: ZABLUDOWICZ COLLECTION 24 A: HAMPSTEAD HEATH SWIMMING PONDS B: KELLY STREET C: RAMO RAMEN D: MAMASONS E: HAMPSTEAD HEATH F: KENTISH TOWN STATION G: MEAT NW5 B E C A D F G 03—THE LOCAL AREA 25 DARTMOUTH PARK HILL TUFNELL PARK GORDON HOUSE RD GOSPEL OAK LADY SOMERSET RD FOOD & DRINK HIGHGATE RD FORTESS RD OSPRINGE RD MANSFIELD RD 23 20 1. Patron 16 2 BRECKNOCK RD 2. The Pineapple Pub HAMPSTEAD HEATH ASCHAM ST 3. Camden Town Brewery 4 1 4. Ladies and Gents 5. Mamasons Ice Cream 19 FALKLAND RD 6. Neighbour 6 7. Gail's bakery 8. Anima e Cuore BRECKNOCK RD 9. Ramo Ramen KENTISH TOWN 10. Phoenicia 21 CAMDEN RD GRAFTON RD HOLMES RD 11. The Lock Tavern ISLIP ST 12. Devonshire Arms 13. Electric Ballroom MALDEN RD 7 LEISURE KENTISH TOWN RD 10 GAISFORD ST 14. Zabludowicz Collection KENTISH TOWN WEST PATSHULL RD 15. Primrose Hill MARSDEN ST 3 16. Gym basement london HAVERSTOCK HILL 17. Roundhouse 14 PRINCE OF WALES RD 18. Camden Market PRINCE OF WALES RD 11 19. O2 Forum Kentish Town 9 CASTLE RD 8 CAMDEN RD BUSINESS 20. War Child CHALK FARM RD 5 ST PANCRAS WAY 21. Spring Studios REGENTS PARK RD 17 11 22. Getty Images 23. Alison Brooks Architect 13 23. 7. Blast! Films KENTISH TOWN RD 23. Serlin Assosiates JUNIPER CRES CAMDEN ROAD 23. Lulu Guinness ltd REGENTS PARK RD 24. Associated Press 24 18 12 CHALCOT RD REGENT’S CANAL 15 CAMDEN TOWN PRIMROSE HILL CAMDEN STREET BAYHAM ST 22 03—THE LOCAL AREA 26 Four stations (Kentish Town, Kentish Town West, Gospel Oak, Tufnell Park Underground) within easy walking distance of the building provide fast transport links across London and easy access to mainline stations via CONNECTED tube and overground. Several bus routes also service the immediate area. FROM KENTISH TOWN STATION (4 MINS WALK) CAMDEN STATION 3 minutes KINGS CROSS ST PANCRAS 5 minutes OXFORD CIRCUS 8 minutes FARRINGDON 9 minutes VICTORIA 14 minutes BLACKFRIARS 14 minutes BANK 16 minutes WATERLOO 16 minutes LONDON BRIDGE 17 minutes LIVERPOOL ST 18 minutes PADDINGTON 25 minutes CANARY WHARF 27 minutes NORTHERN LINE CIRCLE HAMMERSMITH & CITY DLR VICTORIA NATIONAL RAIL THAMESLINK ABOVE—SOURCE: TFL.GOV.UK 03—THE LOCAL AREA 27 THE ARCHITECTS 04 28 BUCKLEY GRAY YEOMAN FORMED IN 1997, BUCKLEY GRAY YEOMAN IS AN AWARD- WINNING ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN PRACTICE BASED IN SHOREDITCH, LONDON. Directed by Matt Yeoman and Paul White, the firm provides pragmatic and deliverable solutions to complex design issues. With an expanding portfolio of work across a range of sectors including offices, residential, retail, hotels, schools and masterplanning, Buckley Gray Yeoman prides itself on delivering projects on time and within budget, regardless of the size or complexity of the challenge. Completed projects include the Buckley Building, an award wining project in Clerkenwell. Henry Wood House, a major co-working space for The Office Group in the West End of London; C-Space, a refurbishment of an old carpet factory in Old Street. Beak Street, office scheme which won a regional BCO winner. Buckley Gray Yeoman’s growing reputation for delivering the highest quality of design has been acknowledged by a number of recent awards including: BCO Award, RIBA Award, Evening Standard Award, RIBA Housing Project Award, Architects’ Journal Award, FX Interior Design Award, Retailers’ Retailer of the Year Award, Shueco Awards, Surface Design award, Best Places to Work in Property. The practice is listed No44 in the AJ100 group of the largest architecture practices in the UK. 04— THE TEAM 29 AGENTS COMPTON JONES LANG LASALLE Terms - Upon application Timing - Q1 2022 Elliott Stern George Reynolds [email protected] [email protected] 020 7101 2020 020 7087 5651 07834 918700 07592 112110 Joshua Miller Michael Davis [email protected] [email protected] 020 7101 2020 020 7399 5782 07917 725365 07595 736484 Misrepresentation Act 1967: Compton & JLL for themselves and for the lessors of this prop- erty whose agents they are give notice that: (1) the particulars are set out as a general outline only for the guidance of intending lessees, and do not constitute, nor constitute part of, an offer or contract; (2) all descriptions, dimensions, references to condition and necessary permissions for use and occupation, and other details are given in good faith and are believed to be correct, but any intending tenants should not rely on them as statements or representa- tions of fact but satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of them; (3) no person in the employment of Compton & JLL has any authority to make or give representation or warranty whatever in relation to this property.
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