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East Mayfair — London 2 CORK STREET 3 the ORIGINAL HOME of the ART WORLD East Mayfair — London 2 CORK STREET 3 THE ORIGINAL HOME OF THE ART WORLD As the waves of economic, environmental, Against this back drop, and ongoing from Frieze cultural, political and social change have week, we’ve been happy to host commercially intensified, the Art world has had to accelerate successful shows from select galleries; the thinking about how creative ideas can be Sadie Coles HQ, Lisson Gallery, Frieze Live, properly represented and effectively exhibited. Stephen Friedman and Studio Voltaire. 02 Perhaps more so than any other major market, With a consistent and continued focus to create London has come together to address the the best street for modern and contemporary art 04 challenge and Cork Street Galleries has readily in the world, we have recently strengthened the engaged with this collaborative approach. a-class community here by adding 3 major names Offering the benefits of built-for-purpose spaces, to the cohort and committing to leases on a 01 a credible central location and an unrivalled further 20,000 sq ft. heritage for supporting dynamic thought, we welcome any discussions on how best to create Opportunities to take shorter or longer term sustainable and resilient gallery models. leases in Cork Street remain and we very much 01 © Martine Syms, courtesy Sadie Coles HQ , London. 03 look forward to answering any questions you Photo: Robert Glowacki 02 Yinka Shonibare CBE, ‘Justice for All’, may have. Stephen Friedman Gallery, London 03 Installation view of Horizon at Lisson Gallery, London, 6– 31 October 2020 © Lisson Gallery, Photography by Jack Hems 04 Neo Naturists, Sellotape Dresses, Andrew Logans exhibition at The Book Show, Cylinder Gallery, London 16 Nov 1984. Courtesy of the Neo Naturists Archive 05 05 David Goldblatt, Portrait photographer and client, Braamfontein, 1955, courtesy of the artist and Goodman Gallery. 6 CORK STREET 7 Mapping sourced from Ordnance Survey. THE CENTRE OF LONDON'S ART MARKET Copyright and confidentiality Experian, 2015. © Crown copyright and database. 20 11 24 33 21 36 The Pollen Estate is the primary owner on GALLERIES AUCTION HOUSES 1 David Zwirner Cork Street and is committed to restoring its 24 Bonhams 2 Eskenazi 25 Christie’s 27 10 5 innovative reputation to create the most 3 Gagosian 26 Phillips 12 prestigious and dedicated street for art in 4 Goodman Gallery 27 Sotheby’s 5 Hauser & Wirth the world. 6 Helly Nahmad RESTAURANTS 3 7 Lévy Gorvy 28 34 2 18 15 8 Luxembourg & Dayan 29 Le Caprice 26 8 9 Nahmad Projects 30 Cecconi’s 9 4 28 14 10 Ordovas 22 31 Scott’s 37 17 30 11 Pace Gallery 32 The Arts Club 31 12 Richard Green 33 The Colony Grill 13 Royal Academy of Arts 1 at the Beaumont Hotel 7 14 Saatchi Yates 34 The Wolseley 35 15 Sadie Coles 16 Skarstedt HOTELS 17 Sprueth Magers 35 Brown’s Hotel 13 18 Stephen Friedman 36 Claridge’s 20 32 19 St James’s Art Cluster 37 The Connaught 6 20 Thaddaeus Ropac 38 The Ritz 21 Victoria Miro 22 Waddington Custot 23 34 23 White Cube 19 16 38 29 25 8 CORK STREET 9 Mapping sourced from Ordnance Survey. THE CENTRE OF LONDON'S ART MARKET Copyright and confidentiality Experian, 2015. © Crown copyright and database. During 2016–2019, 60% of the street’s overall This has been accompanied by a new frontage has been redeveloped, creating around streetscape to ensure that Cork Street regains 44,000 sq ft of dedicated, flexible gallery space. its importance at the centre of the world art market. The new developments significantly increase the 2 amount of floorspace in Cork Street, replacing 1 5—9 Cork Street 1,931 sq m (20,800 sq ft) with 4,069 sq m 1 (40,500 sq ft) of large volume, purpose built, 2 22—27 Cork Street flexible art gallery space – an increase of 100%. 10 CORK STREET 11 The Royal Academy’s north-facing THE CENTRE OF ART CULTURE entrance, Burlington Gardens Britain’s most important art institution Designs by leading international architect The Royal Academy of Arts has also undergone Sir David Chipperfield include the creation of a substantial transformation in celebration of a new public thoroughfare between Piccadilly its 250th year in 2018. and Mayfair, a new lecture theatre and new galleries linking the buildings to house The project to join Burlington House on temporary exhibitions. Piccadilly with 16 Burlington Gardens, unites these two magnificent buildings and creates a new front door facing Burlington Gardens and Cork Street, reinforcing the importance of this destination as the heart of London’s art scene. 12 CORK STREET 13 STREETSCAPE As well as the major redevelopments there have A series of buildings on Cork Street have been been transformational improvements to the refurbished, extended and rebuilt behind retained streetscape of Cork Street. facades to provide new gallery and office space, as well as improved public realm to greatly enhance This has been delivered by new, high quality the presentation and vitality of Cork Street. finishes to carriageways and pavements, and improvements to lighting and wayfinding Gallery Area: 17,765 sq ft / 1,650.4 sq m resulting in a new, more integrated, public environment which enables the street to host functions and events to complement the activities hosted by resident galleries. CO RK STREET WEST 5-6 & 9 CORK STREET 16 5 CORK STREET 6A CORK STREET 9 CORK STREET 5-9 CORK STREET 17 6 CORK STREET 9A CORK STREET 5-9 CORK STREET Ground 53 sq m 570 sq ft Ground 43 sq m 468 sq ft Ground 148 sq m 1,590 sq ft Lower Ground 594 sq m 6,397 sq ft Lower Ground +vaults 180 sq m 1,941 sq ft Ceiling Height 3.8 m 12’5” Ceiling Height 3.8 m 12’5” Ceiling Height 3.8 m 12’6” Ceiling Height 2.7 – 8 m 8.10 – 26’3” Ceiling Height 2.9 m 9’6” First 254 sq m 2,734 sq ft Flexible approach to volume possible to create spaces 6 CORK STREET 9A CORK STREET Ceiling Height 3.1 m 10’2” of varying height – up to 8m. Glazed elevation and Ground 360 sq m 3,871 sq ft Ground 18 sq m 194 sq ft courtyard to the rear. Ceiling Height 2.7 – 8 m 8.10 – 26’3” Ceiling Height 3.8 m 12’6” Flexible approach to volume possible to create spaces of varying height – up to 8m. Glazed elevation and courtyard to the rear. RECEPTION 9A UNDER OFFER TO OCCUPIED UNDER OFFER TO MAJOR INTERNATIONAL SAATCHI YATES MAJOR INTERNATIONALNAME NAME 9 OCCUPIED SAATCHI YATES 5.2M 25.5M GROUND FIRST LOWER GROUND 18 5-6 CORK STREET 19 9 CORK STREET 3.1M 9 CORK STREET 3.8M 5–6 CORK STREET 3.8M 9 CORK STREET 8M 2.7M 6 CORK STREET 2.9M 9A CORK STREET 20 9 CORK STREET 21 9A CORK STREET CO RK STREET EAST 22-27 CORK STREET AND 30 OLD BURLINGTON STREET 24 22-27 CORK STREET AND 25 30 OLD BURLINGTON STREET Quintessentially British but finished to the “The gallery spaces at Burlington Gate are not a highest of international standards, this Lord series of hermetically-sealed cells....today’s galleries Rogers designed building features exceptional and museums are defined by their encouraging, detailing and innovative styling. Inspired by the inclusive spirit – whatever their scale” neighbourhood’s rich cultural heritage, the design GRAHAM STIRK, SENIOR PARTNER explores the concept of living in an art space and ROGERS STIRK HARBOUR + PARTNERS has been beautifully crafted with all the grace, elegance and light of the most inspiring gallery. Gallery Area: 22,681 sq ft / 2,107.1 sq m 26 22 CORK STREET 26 CORK STREET 22-27 CORK STREET AND 27 22 CORK STREET 26 CORK STREET 22-27 CORK STREET AND Ground 207.8 sq m 2,237 sq ft Ground 132.4 sq m 1,425 sq ft 30 OLD BURLINGTON STREET Lower Ground 215.8 sq m 2,323 sq ft Lower Ground 392.1 sq m 4,221 sq ft 30 OLD BURLINGTON STREET First 131.0 sq m 1,410 sq ft GROUND FLOOR & FIRST FLOOR LOWER GROUND FLOOR 27 CORK STREET 24 CORK STREET 27 CORK STREET 24 CORK STREET Ground 140.6 sq m 1,513 sq ft Lower Ground 101.6 sq m 1,094 sq ft Lower Ground 213.7 sq m 2,300 sq ft Ground 101.2 sq m 1,089 sq ft First 108.3 sq m 1,166 sq ft 30 OLD BURLINGTON STREET 30 OLD BURLINGTON STREET Lower Ground 136.9 sq m 1,474 sq ft Ground 225.7 sq m 2,429 sq ft OCCUPIED OCCUPIED GOODMAN GALLERY ALON ZOAKAIM OCCUPIED GOODMAN GALLERY OCCUPIED ALON ZAKAIM 30 24 CORK STREET OLD BURLINGTON 24 CORK STREET STREET 30 OLD BURLINGTON STREET 22 CORK STREET 22 CORK STREET 22 CORK STREET TOTAL SQ M / SQ FT 22 CORK STREET 554.6 sq m 5,970 sq ft 24 CORK STREET 202.8 sq m 2,183 sq ft 26 CORK STREET 524.6 sq m 5,646 sq ft GROUND FIRST Ceiling Height: 13’9” / 4.2m Ceiling Height: 13’2” / 4m Ceiling Height: 9’2” / 2.8m Indicative Sub Division 27 CORK STREET 475.4 sq m 5,117 sq ft 30 OLD BURLINGTON ST 349.8 sq m 3,765 sq ft 28 22-27 CORK STREET 29 22-27 CORK STREET BASEMENT CEILING HEIGHT 4M Installation view: Denzil Forrester, ‘Denzil Forrester in Rome’, solo exhibition, Stephen Friedman Gallery, London (2020).
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