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BANK BOND STREET KING’S CROSS STATION 7 MIN 7 MIN LEADENHALL MARKET 5 MIN 3 MIN CANNON LIVERPOOL STREET STREET STATION 8 MIN 1 MIN DEVONSHIRE SQUARE 2 MIN MORE ON YOUR D00RSTEP GREAT EASTERN STREET OLD STREET OLD STREET Shoreditch Tech-city Boxpark SHOREDITCH HIGH STREET CLERKENWELL ROAD 1 MINUTE BUNHILL FIELDS TO LIVERPOOL STREET STATION & DEVONSHIRE SQUARE BARBICAN FINSBURY SQUARE SHOREDITCH HIGH ST BEECH STREET FARRINGDON 4 MINUTES ALDERSGATE STREET EXCHANGE TO SPITALFIELDS MARKET, LEADENHALL SQUARE Spitalfields WHITECHAPEL MARKET & BROADGATE CIRCLE Market Broadgate Barbican CIRCLE BRICK LANE COMMERCIAL STREET MOORGATE FINSBURY 5 CIRCUS LIVERPOOL STREET MINUTES LONDON WALL TO BANK STATION & THE ROYAL EXCHANGE DEVONSHIRE SQUARE WHITECHAPEL ROAD 2MIN MIDDLESEX5MIN STREET 8MIN 7 MOORGATE MINUTES TO MOORGATE STATION ALDGATE & MONUMENT STATION BISHOPSGATE ST PAUL’S ALDGATE CHEAPSIDE EAST BANK THREADNEEDLE ST ST PAUL’S THE Royal CATHEDRAL exchange LEADENHALL STREET 8 KING WILLIAM STREET MINUTES LEadenhall ALDGATE EAST STATION market & FINSBURY SQUARE QUEEN VICTORIA STREET MANSION HOUSE CANNON STREET BLACKFRIARS 14 MONUMENT ACRES CANNON STREET OF GREEN SPACE WITHIN FIFTEEN MINUTES WALK TOWER HILL 6 STATIONS WITHIN AN EIGHT S OF MINUTE WALK 100 CONNECTIONS EUSTON 14 MIN STRATFORD 7 FARRINGDON 8 MIN KING’S CROSS MINUTES 4 MIN 7 MIN TO BOND STREET & CANARY WHARF VIA THE ELIZABETH LINE HEATHROW AIRPORT 34 MIN (ELIZABETH LINE) SHOREDITCH HIGH STREET LIVERPOOL STREET BOND STREET MOORGATE 10 7 MIN (ELIZABETH LINE) MINUTES TO PADDINGTON STATION VIA THE ELIZABETH LINE HOLBORN 6 MIN ALDGATE BANK CITY AIRPORT 16 21 MIN MINUTES MONUMENT TO VICTORIA STATION VICTORIA 16 MIN LONDON BRIDGE 1 MIN 21 CANARY WHARF MINUTES 7 MIN (ELIZABETH LINE) TO LONDON CITY AIRPORT ELIZABETH LINE CENTRAL LINE WATERLOO CIRCLE LINE 3 MIN DISTRICT LINE DLR HAMMERSMITH & CITY LINE METROPOLITAN LINE 34 NORTHERN LINE MINUTES OVERGROUND TO HEATHROW AIRPORT VICTORIA LINE VIA THE ELIZABETH LINE WATERLOO & CITY LINE All times are based on the TfL Journey Planner and the Crossrail Journey Planner YOU’VE ARRIVED! RECEPTION DESKS PUBLIC REALM RETAIL CAMOMILE STREET RETAIL G CYCLE HUB 100 BISHOPSGATE NORTH G G RBC SERVICE ENTRANCE RETAIL L L L L L WC L L L L L S T F I G L L E GOODS S L L L L I LIFTS R G L - CLERKS PLACE W O L L L L L HIGH-RISE LIFTS MID-RISE LIFTS L WC L L L L L FRESHFIELDS MAIN RECEPTION JEFFERIES BISHOPSGATE 100 BISHOPSGATE SOUTH ST MARY AXE G L L HEALTH AND FITNESS 15 ST HELEN’S PLACE 17,000 RECEPTION 4 SQ FT RECEPTION ST HELEN’S PLACE RECEPTION SPACE DESKS 7 34 METRE LIFTS FLOOR TO CEILING HEIGHT IN THE BUILDING 0.5 ACRE PUBLIC REALM 365 DAYS/YEAR ARTS & EVENTS ACTIVATION 6 RETAIL UNITS TOTALLING 30,000 SQ FT TENANTS AVAILABILITY LEVELS 35 NORTH-37 LET TO PAUL HASTINGS LEVEL 35 SOUTH: 9,580 SQ FT LEVEL 34: 19,689 SQ FT LEVEL 33: 19,642 SQ FT LEVELS 20-32 LET TO FRESHFIELDS FIT OUT / OCCUPATION: 850,000 SQ FT LEVELS 18-19 LET TO SIGNATURE LEVEL 17 LET TO CADWALADER LEVEL 16: 22,252 SQ FT LEVELS 11-15 LET TO JEFFERIES LEVEL 10 SOUTH LEVEL 10 NORTH: 11,899 SQ FT LET TO IS PRIME LEVEL 9 AND PART LEVEL 8 LET TO FRIED FRANK LEVEL 8 SOUTH LET TO LAW DEBENTURE LEVELS 1–7 LET TO ROYAL BANK OF CANADA RETAIL FLOORS EQUINOX R00M WATCHHOUSE HIGH-RISE MID-RISE FOR YOU PLANT LEVEL 10 (N) LEVEL 16 NORTH 59.7ft AVAILABLE 48.5ft 33.8ft 33.8ft 34.1ft 34.1ft SOUTH 48.5ft 59ft LET TO IS PRIME 11,899 22,252 SQ FT SQ FT OFFICE SPACE OFFICE SPACE LEVEL 33 LEVEL 34 36ft 36ft 34.1 ft 34.1 ft 65.3ft 65.3ft 36ft 36ft 19,642 19,689 SQ FT SQ FT OFFICE SPACE OFFICE SPACE 14 LEVEL 35 (S) NORTH LET TO PAUL HASTINGS 65.3ft 34.1 ft 36ft SOUTH AVAILABLE 9,580 SQ FT OFFICE SPACE END OF J0URNEY LOCKERS SHOWERS FOR MEN &WOMEN CYCLE SPACES SPEC STATS FOR FURTHER DETAILS PLEASE SEE THE & SPECIFICATION BROCHURE 60 2.8 34 1: 10 SECONDS METRE LIFTS OCCUPANCY TO LIVERPOOL CLEAR FLOOR TO CEILING IN THE BUILDING ON LEVELS 33-35 STREET STATION HEIGHT ON ALL LEVELS 100 900 25 % CYCLE SECONDS ‘EXCELLENT’ RESILIENCE SPACES MAX WAITING RATING TIME FOR LIFTS (OFF-PEAK) SOLAR ENERGY Photovoltaic panels and solar hot water panels are OCCUPANCY SENSORS roof mounted to generate HEALTH & Efficient light fittings, zoning renewable electricity and WELLBEING and automated controls heat energy respectively The building has been designed to be adaptable for future climate change o ensure thermal comfort for occupants WATER Estimated 35,000m3 of water saved p.a ENERGY 23.7% improvement over Part L 2013 predicted more than 600 tonnes CO2 saved p.a (compared to Part L 2013) WASTE Greater than 90% of waste to be diverted Brookfield is committed to from landfill TRANSPORT operating 100 Bishopsgate 900 cycle storage spaces and at the highest standards lockers, additional showers of energy efficiency, and changing facilities productivity and comfort for its occupiers. Environmentally MANAGEMENT conscious systems and The project is targeting materials have been exemplary performance included within the under the Considerate Constructors Scheme with POLLUTION building’s design to P a minimum score of 40 S STO SUDS strategy to ensure the maximise sustainability BU T development has a neutral impact and reduce the carbon REE ST on surface water runoff through footprint over the lifetime CAMOMILE provision of attenuation tanks of the building. MATERIALS Targeting 100% of BU materials S S ECOLOGY TO responsibly P 362m2 green wall with a diverse flowering BI sourced SH period to encourage invertebrates such as OP bees and butterflies. Provides nesting SG AT E opportunities for various birds including swifts and sparrows SUSTAINABILITY 1. BROOKFIELD PLACE, NYC, U.S.A. 2. BAY ADELAIDE CENTRE, TORONTO, CANADA 3. LONDON WALL PLACE, LONDON, UK TEAM 4. PRINCIPAL PLACE, LONDON, UK CONTACT 5. 99 BISHOPSGATE, LONDON, UK BROOKFIELD PROPERTIES DEVELOPERS DEVELOPERS Brookfield Properties is a leading global MARTIN WALLACE developer and operator of high-quality real +44 (0)20 7408 8361 estate assets. We are active in nearly all real [email protected] estate sectors, including office, retail, multifamily, hospitality and logistics, operating REX CONYERS-SILVERTHORN more than 650 properties and nearly 325 million square feet of real estate in gateway cities +44 (0) 20 7408 8274 around the globe on behalf of Brookfield Asset [email protected] Management, one of the largest asset managers in the world. With a focus on sustainability, a commitment to excellence, and the drive for AGENTS relentless innovation in the planning, development and management of buildings and SAM BOREHAM their surroundings, Brookfield Properties is +44 (0)20 7710 7963 reimagining real estate from the ground up. [email protected] For more information, visit www.brookfieldproperties.com. JACK BEEBY +44 (0) 20 7710 7969 1 [email protected] NEAL SCAMBLER +44 (0)20 7710 7953 [email protected] DAN ROBERTS +44 (0)20 7710 7958 [email protected] ABBY BROWN +44 (0)20 7861 1306 2 3 [email protected] ANGUS GOSWELL +44 (0)20 7861 5150 [email protected] Misrepresentation Act 1967 & Property Misdescriptions Act 1991: Knight Frank & BH2 and the lessors notify that these particulars are set out as outlines only and do not constitute any part of an offer/contract. All descriptions, dimensions, necessary permission for use and occupation, and other details are given in good faith and are believed to be correct. Any intending occupiers should not rely on them as statements 5 4 5 or representations of fact and must satisfy themselves as to the correctness of each of them. No person employed by the agents has authority to make or give representation/warranty in relation to this property. .
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