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Theminsterbuilding Brochure.Pdf The Minster Building presents“ a unique opportunity for Ivanhoé Cambridge to reinvigorate a City of London landmark. Working with Greycoat we are implementing a comprehensive refurbishment to create a high quality asset that embodies many of the values that sit at the heart of our business – a living space where people can meet, collaborate and create. ” MEKA BRUNEL President of Ivanhoé Cambridge Europe The Minster Building is a proud example“ of architectural rejuvenation. It’s extensive refurbishment will breathe new life into the building, improving access, levels of natural light and provide an impressive retail offering which will redefine the building and it’s local area. ” MATT YEOMAN Architect ◆ HIGHLIGHTS ◆ A newly revolutionised, iconic property with a fresh and energetic outlook, set in the heart of the business district. Transformed, it now offers a rejuvenated, premier environment showcasing Grade A facilities, as well as nurturing a much sought-after work/life balance. It is the place to be for those seeking a dynamic, lively and unique working space. It is, The Minster Building. UP TO 250,000 SQ FT OF GRADE A OFFICES TYPICAL FLOOR PLATES OF APPROX 35,000 SQ FT COMPREHENSIVELY REFURBISHED THROUGHOUT DUAL ENTRANCES 250 BICYCLE SPACES, LOCKERS AND 25 SHOWERS UP TO 65,000 SQ FT OF CAFÉ, RESTAURANTS, BARS AND SHOPS COMPLETION 2017 ◆ PROMINENCE ◆ The Minster Building has an established status that is well connected to the surrounding community. It has redefined itself and innovatively embraced the modern business way of life. Having undergone a significant repositioning, this will see it become the new lifestyle destination for a thriving business populace. WWW.THEMINSTERBUILDING.COM 05 ◆ A PLACE TO MEET ◆ This superior office building features an abundance of space to entertain clients, hold meetings, grab a coffee or have some rejuvenating time-out of the office. It provides an environment that is productive, soothing and distraction-free, alongside a buzzy, professional ambience. WWW.THEMINSTERBUILDING.COM 07 ◆ SENSE OF ARRIVAL ◆ On entering The Minster Building you are immediately welcomed by the stunning atrium with its wealth of natural light and space. Its dynamic design attributes include state of the art technology and carefully planned relaxation spaces to provide its inhabitants with ultimate comfort and modern wellbeing. WWW.THEMINSTERBUILDING.COM 09 ◆ NETWORK ◆ Centrally positioned in amongst the hustle and bustle of the City, The Minster Building provides a network of opportunities and a more contemporary way of doing business. Occupiers can take advantage of the vast array of superb amenities on offer whilst flitting between the shops, bars and restaurants. WWW.THEMINSTERBUILDING.COM 11 ◆ DUAL ENTRANCES ◆ The northern entrance is available to an occupier wishing to preserve a sense of ownership. The tenant can benefit from the central location, the copious amenities and connection to the Lloyd’s of London and Insurance community. WWW.THEMINSTERBUILDING.COM 13 WWW.THEMINSTERBUILDING.COM 15 ◆ LIGHT ◆ One of The Minster Buildings’ unique selling points is its generous offering of natural light. With a 21 metre wide glass-topped atrium, providing it’s tenants an uplifting place of work. This, alongside carefully developed, internal lighting, can ensure high levels of energy, mood and productivity. WWW.THEMINSTERBUILDING.COM 17 ◆ GRADE A OFFICES ◆ The state of the art offices, with 2.75m floor-to-ceiling heights, are airy and adaptable. The property offers its tenants a Grade A working environment to include a central atrium, dual lift banks and easily accessible terraces to enjoy fresh air and space on all floors. WWW.THEMINSTERBUILDING.COM 19 WWW.THEMINSTERBUILDING.COM 21 2.75 metres WWW.THEMINSTERBUILDING.COM 23 WWW.THEMINSTERBUILDING.COM View from 7th floor terrace ◆ OPEN FOR BUSINESS ◆ Establishing a modern lifestyle and promoting a healthy business environment, The Minster Building is aimed at those seeking fluidity in their working day. This vibrant and thriving corporate community gets the best out of its people by providing them with a superior establishment that nurtures success and fulfillment. WWW.THEMINSTERBUILDING.COM 27 WWW.THEMINSTERBUILDING.COM 29 ◆ THE AREA ◆ This ever-growing, iconic business district is seeing an emergence of a new way of working. Having been a part of the City Skyline for several decades already, The Minster Building is leading the way in carving out its own unique identity and adapting with the times. Already well established in the business community, it is wholeheartedly embracing the vibrant work/life culture. WWW.THEMINSTERBUILDING.COM 31 BUXTON STREET APPOLD STREET CHARTERHOUSE STREET FOURNIER STREET INSBURY F CI RC U LIVERPOOL STREET 13 Mins BRICK LANE S FASHION STREET HERON TOWER MOORGATE 13 Mins LONDON WALL M I D COMMERCIAL STREET D FARRINGDON STREET L E S E LONDON WALL X S GUILDHALL T R E TOWER 42 E YOUR NEIGHBOURS T WOOD STREET THE LEADENHALL BUILDING MOORGATE ◆ FINANCIAL / INSURANCE ◆ HOUNDSDITCH • ALLIANZ BISHOPSGATE • AVIVA • BEAZLEY ALDGATE EAST 9 Mins BANK OF ENGLAND • HYPERION OLD BAILEY • RSA THREADNEEDLE ST • ION TRADING ST MARY AXE CHEAPSIDE LEMAN STREET • MUNICH RE ALDGATE KING STREET 7 Mins • NM ROTHSCHILDLUDGATE HILL THE GHERKIN • QBE LEADENHALL STREET • SWISS RE WATLING STREET BANK 8 Mins CORNHILL MINORIES KING WILLIAM STREET LLOYDS BUILDING ◆ PROFESSIONAL ◆ • ACCENTURE • CLARKSONS ET LOMBARD ST E WALBROOK T TR • BERWIN LEIGHTON PAISNER S S ME H • MANSION HOUSE 11 Mins CANNON STREET 6 Mins LI RC CLYDE & CO QUEEN VICTORIA STREET CHU FEN • HUNTON & WILLIAMS PRESCOT STREET • KENNEDYS FENCHURCH STREET 2 Mins • KIRKLAND & ELLIS • LATHAM & WATKINS UPPER THAMES STREET CANNON STREET • REYNOLDS PORTER CHAMBERLAIN 20 FENCHURCH STREET • WEIGHTMANS MONUMENT 5 Mins UP PER MINCING LANE THA GREAT TOWER STREET TOWER HILL 4 Mins TOWER GATEWAY 8 Mins MES STR EET ◆ TMT ◆ • AMAZON MARK LANE • COLT • EXPONENTIAL-E LOWER THAMES STREET • GENERAL ASSEMBLY TOWER OF LONDON • LEVEL 3 • SMART FOCUS MILLENIUM BRIDGE • TEMENOS • UBER • WEWORK • WILLIAMS LEA SOUTHWARK BRIDGE ST KATHARINES DOCKS THE SHARD Rive YOUR TRANSPORT LONDON BRIDGE r TATE MODERN Tha PARK STREET mes FENCHURCH STREET TOWER GATEWAY MONUMENT BANK CANNON STREET MANSION HOUSE N ALDGATE LIVERPOOL STREET TOOLEY STREET CITY HALL ALDGATE EAST MOORGATE MORE LONDON TOWER HILL LONDON BRIDGE BOROUGH MARKET WWW.THEMINSTERBUILDING.COM LONDON BRIDGE 15 Mins TOWER BRIDGE Walking distances taken from www.maps.google.com ◆ VIBRANT AND REJUVENATING ◆ With a lively café culture and a bustling retail trade, it is a welcome addition to the already vibrant and forward thinking culture of EC3. With its plethora of excellent facilities for tenants and the wider business community, The Minster Building is the new place to be for those seeking an enhanced working life. WWW.THEMINSTERBUILDING.COM 35 WWW.THEMINSTERBUILDING.COM 37 1 2 6 8 1211 9 3 4 5 7 12 10 1. CONVENIENT TRANSPORT LINKS 2. HIGH-END RETAIL 3. INDEPENDENT COFFEE SHOPS ◆ ◆ THE PLACE TO BE 4. EXCELLENT RESTAURANTS 5. CLIENT ENTERTAINING VENUES 6. DINE WITH 360° PANORAMIC VIEWS 7. EXCLUSIVE MEMBERS CLUBS 8. CONVENIENT LUNCH DESTINATIONS 9. FRESH FOOD DELI’S 10. TRADITIONAL CITY PUBS 11. STYLISH HOTELS 12. PROFESSIONAL PLACES TO MEET WWW.THEMINSTERBUILDING.COM 39 ◆ WELL BEING ◆ The Minster Building encourages an environment that maintains a healthy mind and positive wellbeing, with plenty of outdoor space in, and around, the property. The building embraces this outlook providing users with much-needed space without having to stray too far from their office. WWW.THEMINSTERBUILDING.COM 41 SCHEDULE OF AREAS TOTAL NIA FLOOR USE (SQ FT) EIGHTH 7TH OFFICE 22,996 SEVENTH 6TH OFFICE 25,493 2.75m SIXTH 5TH OFFICE 30,451 FIFTH 4TH OFFICE 35,267 18m FOURTH 3RD OFFICE 37,574 THIRD 2ND OFFICE 37,563 SECOND 3.3m 1ST OFFICE 37,447 FIRST UPPER GROUND OFFICE 27,281 21m NORTH ENTRANCE Courtyard UPPER GROUND MAIN ENTRANCE 7.3m GROUND OFFICE 5,863 LOWER GROUND TOTAL 259,935 MEZZANINE ◆ 1,537 SQ FT OF STORAGE ◆ 250 CYCLE RACKS AND LOCKERS ◆ 8 CAR PARKING SPACES ◆ BASEMENT ◆ All areas subject to remeasurement following completion of work ◆ WWW.THEMINSTERBUILDING.COM 43 COURTYARD COURTYARD North Bicycle Access Entrance & Loading Bay WC WC WC WC MINCING LANE MINCING LANE MARK LANE MARK LANE 21m Atrium WC WC WC WC GREAT TOWER STREET GREAT TOWER STREET CORE N CORE OFFICE / RETAIL N RETAIL GROUND FLOOR ATRIUM UPPER GROUND MAIN ENTRANCE & ATRIUM NORTH ENTRANCE RECEPTION DESK RECEPTION DESK Not to scale. For identification purpose only. OFFICE 5,863 SQ FT Not to scale. For identification purpose only. OFFICE 27,281 SQ FT WWW.THEMINSTERBUILDING.COM 45 WC WC WC WC MINCING LANE MINCING LANE 14.5m MARK LANE MARK LANE 26.4m WC WC WC WC 72.9m GREAT TOWER STREET GREAT TOWER STREET N CORE N CORE FIRST - THIRD FLOORS OFFICE FOURTH FLOOR OFFICE ATRIUM ATRIUM TERRACE Not to scale. For identification purpose only. OFFICE 37,574 SQ FT Not to scale. For identification purpose only. OFFICE 35,267 SQ FT TERRACE 4,187 SQ FT WWW.THEMINSTERBUILDING.COM 47 Cycle Route Bicycle Access Access & Loading Bay P P WC WC P 250 Cycle Racks Parking P P P MINCING LANE MINCING LANE MARK LANE MARK LANE Showers & Showers & Lockers P P Lockers WC WC Plant GREAT TOWER STREET GREAT TOWER STREET N CORE CORE N OFFICE SIXTH FLOOR RETAIL BASEMENT ATRIUM BICYCLE STORAGE TERRACE SHOWERS ◆ ◆ Not to scale. For identification purpose only. OFFICE 25,493 SQ FT Not to scale. For identification purpose only. 1,537 SQ FT OF STORAGE ◆ 250 CYCLE RACKS AND LOCKERS ◆ TERRACE 1,754 SQ FT ◆ 8 CAR PARKING SPACES ◆ WWW.THEMINSTERBUILDING.COM 49 N 20 30 16 42 18 126 SEATS 5 5 2 3 1 MARK LANE 16 All rights reserved. This drawing is the property of KKS Strategy and may not be ROOMS reproduced or otherwise outside the scope of project, without prior consent.
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