Contents The Building 7 The Atrium 10 The Terrace & Braham Park 17 The Space 19 Key Features 22 Stacking Plan 26 Floor Plans 27 The Location 33 Transport 34 Elizabeth Line 37 Regeneration 38 Derwent London 43 Contact 44 2 The Building The White Chapel Building has been innovatively refurbished into a 21st century hub for creative businesses, exuding integrity and attention to detail. At street level, the new impressive steel clad entrance portal and bold, eye-catching lettering over the door provides a welcoming arrival. Thanks to the Elizabeth Line and a huge upsurge of local investment, planning, infrastructure and talent, Whitechapel is ideally positioned to become a destination for the next wave of east London innovation. 7 The Atrium The doors open into an impressive 7,000 sq ft ground-floor atrium. The heart of The White Chapel Building acts as a focal point and destination for tenants, visitors and the wider community. Different zones within this vast, multifunctional space fulfill different purposes. Housing a stylish and modern reception area, multiple breakout and meeting spaces, workstations, hangouts and a buzzing café/bar run by Grind, creating a sense of warmth and community for the entire building. The White Chapel Building is not only a vibrant workspace, it is a place to relax, enjoy and invite friends. 10 11 12 13 14 15 The Terrace & Braham Park The atrium leads out to a landscaped terrace with café seating and direct links to Braham Park. The new environment is warm and welcoming and as one of the capital’s newest green spaces, this is likely to become Whitechapel’s best kept secret. Cyclists are exceptionally well catered for, with 3,500 sq ft of cycling facilities, including changing rooms, showers and secure storage for 187 bikes. 16 17 The Space The office floors with their 3.2m high ceilings are blank canvases for occupiers to customise and adapt. We recognise that modern companies need workspaces that both reflect their ethos and attract likeminded businesses. A building’s design can profoundly affect how its community interacts, thinks and performs. The best buildings acquire a life of their own – something we believe The White Chapel Building will accomplish. Second floor 19 Second floor Fifth floor Key Features — 186,400 sq ft fully refurbished flexible office space arranged over seven upper floors — Newly repositioned entrance with feature portal and exterior building signage — 7,000 sq ft new ground floor reception and lobby featuring communal workstations, a lounge and multiple breakout spaces — Dramatic 7-storey full-height atrium — Independent café ‘Grind’, centrally located in the heart of the ground floor atrium will serve hot and cold refreshments to tenants and visitors — Private outdoor terrace with café seating and direct access to Braham Park — New bike store with 187 bike racks plus ground floor shower facility with 20 showers and direct access from street level — Fully refurbished ground floor lift lobby with new polished concrete floor, bespoke lighting and wayfinding wall graphic — 8 passenger lifts — Newly refurbished WCs featuring new vanity units — Floor to ceiling heights from 2.7m–3.2m — New raised-access metal tiled floor — Active and passive 2-pipe chilled beams throughout the office floor — WiredScore Certified Gold 22 23 24 25 Stacking Plan Ground Floor Mansell Street N Let to Government Digital Service Let to Government Digital Service 27,016 sq ft available Bike store Part let to Lebara Part let to Reddie & Grose LLP HighWhitechapel Street Grind Reception/lobby café Let to Perkins+Will bar Braham Street Terrace 12,716 sq ft available Part let to The Shipowners’ Club Stair void Lift lobby Let to Unruly Part let to Unruly Leman Street 26 27 Second Floor Fifth Floor Mansell Street Mansell Street N N Let to The Shipowners’ Club Whitechapel HighWhitechapel Street HighWhitechapel Street Braham Street Braham Street Leman Street Leman Street 28 29 30 VA Pollard Square GO Bethnal Green C King Square The Location C AD ITY ROAD LLANCE R N RO A SWELL Gardens REE NAL G M ET BETH STRE B OLD R CA I D R LVERT A OAD T V OAD G E E N R O E E TR SH GREE D S L A O A OL HN D R BET Bethnal Green E D Gardens Old Street H IT C C E L EET AT STR G H UB LD RE St Matthews O H H A R I Church Gardens T R E GH O Weavers AS O W TER A S Fields S LANE D N T LT STREET RE O T C E E C E AD ITY RE O E THRE ST T R LD N E T O ROAD AN STREET STREE Bethnal Green L SHIRE UNBRIDGE E D BETHNA L GRESCLATER CH GOSWELL STREET K Bunhill Fields C Shoreditch AD High Street BRI WELL RO R N O CLERKE A D D CO Allen OA R 3 M Gardens Fortune M S E ATH T Park New Artilery OLGATE RC F E J OH Ground IAL V H 4 ALLANCE R E N S 28 TRE S Finsbury T REE ET 8 NORTON 2 BRIDG CHISWE Square Whitechapel’sBRI distinctive and ever evolving mix of populations, Charterhouse LL STREET M T A C Square O C architecture,K colours, sounds, tastes and ideas has historically set it AD BEECH STREET L Barbican A Vallance apart from mainstream.N And it still holds a powerful attraction for E Gardens ALDE E free5 thinkers9 and innovators. Whitechapel R RGATE SG LONG LAN O O ATE 1 M S 1 It is home6 to the Whitechapel Gallery, one of theWHITECHAPEL capital’s ROAD most TREET BISHOPSGATE B Moorgate vibrant14 and significantRI cultural institutions, which has exhibited 9 C K Finsbury LANE O everyone27 19 from Pablo Picasso to Frida Kahlo, and continues to Circus Liverpool Street COMMERCIAL STR D OA LONDON WALL showcase18 leading contemporaryL R artists. A few minutes’ walk to 1 23 PE HA 6 NE ST the south lies Wilton’sS Music ITECHall — one of the last remaining 19th Postman’s 11 BO W R D LONDON 10 WH Park 15 R 1 OAD AR WA N LL century music4 halls, beautifully renovated and one of the best ST RAND 16 TE E G ET 7 E SGATE places in town to5 drink, eat or watch a gig. P 24 T NEWGATE E 3 ING EDW TRE K ISHO HOUND S RTIN’S L 20 B H A STREET MOORGA G M BE T The area’s industrial legacy4 endures at places such as the S A SD Aldgate East V 12 7 IS ITC EL HI St Paul’s 2 M 6 H Whitechapel Bell Foundry, Britain’sCOMMERCIAL ROADoldest surviving manufacturer AR ST K 5 H 2 S LP C CHEAPSIDE P 8 WHITECHAP5 OMMERC RINCES OTO (founded in 1570), where the iconic Big Ben bell was cast. AndIAL ROAD ST B 13 Aldgate LEMAN STREET 3 across Whitechapel,30 buildings that once whirred and thrummed to C ST 7 17 ST ANN PA POULTRY 25 M U the pulse of heavy29 machinery are being reclaimed and repurposed Bank A L’ LEADENHALL STR DGATE HIGH ST S EE N 22 Festival CORNHILL T AL 1 4 O CHURC S HYAR ET N by a newE young generation of digital marketers, app creators, D Gardens E L 21 STR R 2 CA L NNON ET KING WILLIAM STRE ST 6 S TRE LO makers Tand hot-deskers. 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