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Import Building South Bank The City Heron Canary Canary Quays Canary Wharf Wharf Wharf Canary Poplar Wharf Crossrail Wood Place Wharf Blackwall East India Global Switch Aberfeldy Village Telehouse Republic / Import Building 01/02 Republic / Import Building 03/04 We are Republic 650,000 sq ft newly transformed contemporary campus in East London – a state of independence for an independent state of mind. The Import Building offers 273,412 sq ft of creative workspace over nine floors. Import Building Available Now Water Gardens Masterplan Export Lake Import Building: 273,412 sq ft Building Export Building: 161,480 sq ft Completion 2019 R3: 64,983 sq ft R4: 144,819 sq ft East India DLR Total 644,694 sq ft Walled Garden Santander Bikes Plan not to scale. For indicative purposes only. Republic / Import Building 05/06 Public Realm Stunning water garden – surrounded by carefully curated amenities Republic / Import Building 07/08 Reception looking out towards public realm Republic / Import Building 09/10 Atrium Image Reception Republic / Import Building 11/12 Location London Location The Bigger Picture Stoke Newington A12 Landmarks 24 Stratford 01 3 Mills Studios 02 Beckton District Park th Circular Road 03 Canary Wharf 23 26 28 West Ham Nor A10 30 04 Chrisp Street Market Victoria 27 29 Cutty Sark Park 25 05 Barking Shoreditch 06 Greenwich Peninsula Ecology Park < Shoreditch 07 Emirates Air Line Cable Car 31 A12 08 ExCel London A501 09 London City Airport 10 Thames Barrier Park Bethnal Green 01 Trinity Buoy Wharf 11 Meantime Brewing Company Plaistow 12 22 13 The O2 1 A1 04 A12 14 Crossrail Place 32 A13 Limmo Peninsula Ecology Park 33 15 02 16 London City Island City Of Whitechapel A1020 English National Ballet London A13 17 18 National Film School < City of London 18 East India 15 16 17 Royal Victoria Dock 19 14 11 Royal Albert Dock 20 Canary Wharf 19 20 34 08 21 King George V Dock 13 21 22 Poplar Union Arts Space 03 Silvertown 09 Southwark 07 0 23 Fish Island 10 North Woolwich A10 Canada Water 24 Hackney Wick 07 25 Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park A201 Isle Of Blackwall 26 Westfield Stratford City Dogs 06 27 Victoria Park Village 12 T unnel Woolwich 28 Cornerstone South Bermondsey 29 Crate Brewery & Pizzeria 30 London Fields Southern A2 31 Broadway Market 05 32 Brick Lane cular Road Approach 33 Whitechapel Gallery 34 Tobacco Dock Peckham Greenwich South Cir Republic / Import Building 15/16 London Location The Bigger Picture Clockwise from left O2 Cornerstone Trinity Buoy Wharf Hackney Wick Westfield Stratford City Republic / Import Building 17/18 Connection Key Facts The London Location East India DLR Station Onsite Elizabeth Line Cycle Super Highway 5 minutes to the platform runs through the site Key Travel Times (from East India DLR) Canning Town Canary Wharf London City Airport (DLR) (DLR & Walk) (DLR) Stratford Bank Bond Street (DLR & Jubilee) (DLR) (DLR & Jubilee) Republic / Import Building 19/20 King’s CrossKing’s Cross HackneyHackney Euston Euston St PancrasSt Pancras Wick Wick 26 mins 26 mins 25 mins 25 mins 24 mins 24 mins Baker Baker Bethnal Bethnal PaddingtonPaddington Street Street MoorgateMoorgate Green Green 29 mins 29 mins 26 mins 26 mins 19 mins 19 mins 20 mins 20 mins HeathrowHeathrow FarringdonFarringdon StratfordStratford Liverpool Liverpool Airport Airport 26 mins 26 mins 9 mins 9 mins Street Street 67 mins 67 mins 18 mins 18 mins Bond Bond Street Street Shoreditch Shoreditch 23 mins 23 mins High StreeHigh Strt eet 20 min 20 min Oxford OxfordTottenhaTomttenham CanningCanning Tower Tower WhitechapeWhitechapel l Green Green Circus CircusCourt RoaCourd t Road Town Town Barking Barking GatewayGatewayHigh StreeHigh Strt eet Park Park 25 mins 25 mins22 mins 22 mins 2 mins 2 mins 20 mins 20 mins Bank Bank ShadwellShadwPoellplar Poplar East East 13 mins 13 mins 10 mins 10 min3 mins s 3 mins India India EmbankmentEmbankment Connection BakerlooBakerloo Transport Map Victoria VictWeoriastminsWeterstminster Canada Canada London CitLondon City y Central Central Elizabeth LElizabineeth Line Airport Airport 26 mins 26 mins Water Water Jubilee Jubilee from from 8 mins 8 mins Canary WhaCanarrf y Wharf 9 mins 9 mins NorthernNorthern King’s Cross Hackney Victoria Victoria Euston St Pancras Wick WaterlooWaterloo London London Canary Canary Circle Circle 26 mins 25 mins 24 mins 16 mins 16 mins Bridge Bridge Wharf Wharf Hammersmith Hammersmith & City & City Liverpool SLiverptreet ool Street 13 mins 13 mins 13 mins 13 mins 7 mins 7 mins MetropolitMetropolitan an West West CroydonCroydon Baker Bethnal Farringdon Farringdon 15 mins 15 mins DLR DLR Paddington Street Moorgate Green 53 mins 53 mins GatwickGatwick London OvergroundLondon Overground 29 mins 26 mins 19 mins 20 mins Tottenham CourTottenham Court Road t Road 18 mins 18 mins Airport Airport Elizabeth LineElizabeth Line 66 mins 66 mins Bond Street Bond Street 22 mins 22 mins National RNational Rail ail Heathrow Farringdon Stratford Liverpool Airport 26 mins 9 mins Heathrow AirpoHeathrortw Airpo 4rt 46 mins 6 mins Street Merton Merton Cycle HighwaysCycle Highways 67 mins 18 mins Bond Street Shoreditch 23 mins High Street 20 min Oxford Tottenham Canning Tower Whitechapel Green Circus Court Road Town Barking Gateway High Street Park 25 mins 22 mins 2 mins 20 mins Bank Shadwell Poplar East 13 mins 10 mins 3 mins India Embankment Bakerloo Victoria Westminster Canada London City Central Airport 26 mins Water Jubilee 8 mins 9 mins Northern Victoria Waterloo London Canary Circle 16 mins Bridge Wharf Hammersmith & City 13 mins 7 mins Metropolitan West Croydon DLR 53 mins Gatwick London Overground Airport Elizabeth Line 66 mins National Rail Merton Cycle Highways Republic / Import Building 21/22 Connection To Talent and Data Number of people who Number of apartments Increase in the population live within 20 minutes under construction within of Tower Hamlets over the of Republic eyesight of Republic past ten years 3 11 35 Million Thousand Percent Republic’s newly transformed campus is at the forefront of East London’s commercial and cultural regeneration. 52 new residential 5th fastest growing Fastest growing We are committed to connecting people developments within a 3km borough in London for borough in the UK through transport, data and amenity – radius of Republic new business growth for population growth at uncompromising value for all our occupiers, and doing so in a rich environment of office, retail and unique outside space. Speeds up to Available Available carriers providing direct 10,000 mbps (10 gig) providers fibre connection: BT Openreach, up and down Colt, Vodafone, Verizon and Zayo 10 500 5 Gig Providers Carriers Republic / Import Building 23/24 Costs OccupancyTotal Optimisation Occupancy Cost (£/per Sq Ft) Mayfair & St James’s £179.33 Soho £131.81 King’s Cross £116.81 Midtown (Holborn) £104.93 London City £104.77 Shoreditch £103.50 Chiswick Park £81.80 Docklands £76.12 Stratford £61.86 Re £5 public 6. 05 Manchester £51.23 Birmingham £49.64 U K C Edinburgh itie £48.73 s Leeds £45.23 as ofas January 2017 £ /per sq ft /per – annum 59.78% average Discount to London ft sq per £56.05 Republic ft sq per £96.00 London average Bristol £43.73 25/26 Republic / Import Building Onsite Amenities Coffee & Beverages The Gentlemen Baristas Opening November 2018 Well mannered coffee Republic / Import Building 29/30 Leisure PureGym The nitty gritty No contract 220 pieces of state-of-the-art equipment Over 2 floors Open 24/7 – work out when you want Facilities 50 free classes per week Dumbbells up to 50KG Changing rooms with showers and lockers Free Wi-Fi Olympic weightlifting platform New plate loaded kit Republic / Import Building 31/32 Communal Facilities Ground Floor Boardroom and Auditorium bookable via Republic app. Clockwise from above Library Boardroom Co-working bench Boardroom Reception Republic / Import Building 33/34 Communal Facilities Changing Rooms / The low down Bike Store Male, female and disabled facilities 250 bike racks Six male and six female showers Lockers Republic / Import Building 35/36 Left: Reception Below: Atrium staircase Republic / Import Building 37/38 Communal Facilities Public Realm Republic / Import Building 39/40 Community Wellness Events include: HIIT Body Sculpting Table Tennis Personal Training Yoga Republic Lunchtime Series Bikes Meditation Brain Gym A year-round schedule of events and activities to exercise the mind and body Republic / Import Building 41/42 Community Events Curated events programme for tenants including; live music, comedy, food, films, workshops and talks Events include: Republic After Hours Mindful Drawing The Republic App: Scottee – Talk and Q&A Holistic Branding Workshops Republic’s app is supported by District – giving you access Republic Lunchtime Series to a wide range of services across Nonna’s Gelato the campus from your phone or tablet. Movie Night It enables you to explore the extensive events programme and discover the onsite services and amenities. Republic / Import Building 43/44 Building Floor Image Typical floor Building Text (Brief) Space available from 1,572 sq ft – 157,365 sq ft Republic / Import Building 47/48 Schedule of Areas Part 9th (Terrace) Office 6,254 sq ft 581 sq m Part 8th Office 6,114 sq ft 568 sq m Part 7th (Terrace) Office 13,515 sq ft 1,256 sq m 6th Office 32,372 sq ft 3,007 sq m 5th Office 32,244 sq ft 2,996 sq m 4th Office 32,532 sq ft 3,022 sq m 3rd Office 32,762 sq ft 3,044 sq m 2nd Office Let 1st Office Let Available Office Available Retail Under Offer Office Ground Office 1,572 sq ft 146 sq m Under Offer Retail Let Office Retail Unit G.05A 1,687 sq ft 157 sq m Let Retail Atrium Total Office 157,365 sq ft 14,620 sq m Reception / Tenant Amenities Republic / Import Building 49/50 Ground Floor Plan Typical Floor Plan Office 3rd-6th G.01 1,572 sq ft / 146 sq m Circa 32,762 sq ft / 3,044 sq m Retail Unit Additional smaller unit configurations G.02 Under Offer also available on these floors.
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