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Nº1 St J a m e s ’ s Market O FFICES

The Crown Estate and Oxford Properties

N º 1 S t J a m e s ’ s MA R K ET

N º 1 St J a m e s ’ s MARKE T IS A N E W B U SI N ESS A D D RESS F O R St J a m e s ’ s . A B O L D B U I L D I N G A N D I N T E L L I G E N T D ESI G N W I T H E L E G A N T P O R T L A N D S T O N E FACA D ES , P R O V I D I N G 1 4 4 , 0 0 0 SQ FT O F F L E X I B L E , D Y N AMIC O FFICE S PACE ACCESSE D V IA A S T RIKI N G D O U B L E - H EI G H T RECE P T I O N . A N E W F O C U S F O R S T J AMES ’ S AT T H E C O RE O F T H E W ES T E N D A N D I T S W O R L D - C L ASS AME N I T IES .

St James’s Market

A NEW BUILDING FOR MODERN St James’s

Nº1 St James’s Market is part of a new and exciting scheme from The Crown Estate and Oxford Properties, designed by internationally acclaimed Make Architects and centred around a new public square. The building provides high class office accommodation with beautiful architectural detail. The quality of the design reflects prestigious St James’s and its excellent reputation for business.

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T h e C E N T R E O F THE W E S T E N D

London Underground lines Bakerloo

Defined by its four corners – St James’s Palace, The Ritz, Piccadilly Circus and Trafalgar Square – St James’s is a central and iconic part of London. Suitably, the area is served by excellent transport infrastructure whether travelling from within central London or further afield.

Central Circle

St J a m e s ’ s Market

Northern District Jubilee Piccadilly Victoria Waterloo & City

Walking

Mainline rail stations

Tottenham Court Road

Piccadilly Circus 1 min

Airport connection Crossrail (Completion 2018)

Oxford Circus Bond Street

Green Park 8 mins Charing Cross 7 mins

Leicester Square

By Tube

King’s Cross 8 mins

Piccadilly Circus

Hyde Park Bond Street 7 mins

Bank 14 mins

Charing Cross Embankment

Green Park

Waterloo 4 mins Victoria 7 mins

Green Park

Waterloo

International by Train/Tube

Hyde Park Corner St Pancras Int’l Station 10 mins

Heathrow Airport 34 mins

St James’s Park

Knightsbridge

10 M I N S WA L K

City Airport 32 mins

St James’s Park

Gatwick Airport 50 mins

15 M I N S WA L K

Victoria

Crossrail Completion 2018

Stratford 15 mins Bond St.

Reading 52 mins

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Heathrow Airport 27 mins

Westminster

Liverpool St. 7 mins

2 0 M IN S WA L K

Canary Wharf 13 mins

Times sourced from TFL & Crossrail websites and accurate at time of going to press, based on platform to platform journey times. (Piccadilly Circus used as starting station unless otherwise stated).

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treet

Sackville Street

Albemarle Street

Dover Street

S Berkeley

Old Bond Street

Mayfair

Piccadilly

Eagle Place

Oxendon Street

Regent Street St James’s

Nº1

Haymarket

Carlton Street

06 Charles II Street

Charles II Street

Suffolk Street

Haymarket 03

Pall Mall East

Pall Mall

16

22

Waterloo Place

Carlton Gardens

Carlton Gardens

05

Marlborough Road

Charles II Street

07 11 12

Stre e t

17 Jermyn Street

18

St James’s Square

St James’s Street

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Haymarket

 Crown Estate ownership

21

09 08

15

01

Carlton House Terrace

Carlton House Terrace

The Mall

St James’s Park Wh itcomb Stree t

 A new public square

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14

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ton Street

Cove ntry

St James’s

King Street

23 10 20

Stable Yard Road

Key

Ormond Yard Mason’s Yard

Piccadilly Circus

Jermyn Street

Duke of York Street

Park Place

19

Oxendon Street

Nº1

Duke Street St James’s

Green Park

01 Anglo American 02 Apax Partners 03 AFREN 04 Artemis Investment 05 BAE Systems 06 BP 07 Clayton, Dubilier & Rice 08 Credit Suisse 09 Doughty Hanson & Co 10 GAM 11 Gleacher Shacklock 12 Harwood International 13 HAYFIN Capital Management 14 HSBC Private Bank 15 Institute of Directors 16 Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co Soho 17 McKinsey & Company 18 Rio Tinto Group Piccadilly Circus 19 RIT Capital Partners Cove 20 Russell Reynolds ntry Stre e t 21 Schulte Roth & Zabel International 22 Texas Pacific Group 17 23 Warburg Pincus Jermyn Street

Bury Street

04

loc a l occupi e rs

02

Jermyn Street

Bennett Street

Street

Soho Church Place

Arlington Street

Green Park

Regen t

St James’s Market

V ill a g e lif e

Established in the 17th century, St James’s is a renaissance vision of order and beauty. Based around its Wren church and the classical St James’s Square, the area is synonymous with a long history of bringing fresh ideas and luxury goods to London and Britain, such as the coffee house and the restaurant.

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I N TE R N AT I O N A L R E P U TAT I O N

The cultural heart of London, St James’s is joined by Soho and Mayfair in creating the West End, an area that provides the best in food, art, theatre and fashion, and defines the international image of this global city.

Modern heritage brand Sunspel joined St James’s in one of The Crown Estate’s new retail units on Jermyn Street.

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R o ya l pa rks a nd h is t oric s q u a r e s

Royal parkland encloses St James’s with over a hundred acres of beautiful gardens across St James’s Park and Green Park. The Mall is also the grand finale to every important annual sporting event in London, such as the London Marathon, as well as host to many royal engagements.

The gatehouse at St James’s Palace was constructed by Henry VIII in 1531 and remains an international icon of this London village.

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A L O N D O N D E S T I N AT I O N

St J a m e s ’ s M a r k e t i s a n e x c lu s i v e n e w d e st i n at i o n f o r t h e W e st E n d – N O T O N LY AS A N E W B U SI N ESS A D D RESS A N D AT T RAC T I V E S Q U ARE , B U T W I T H A C O L L EC T I O N O F I N D I V I D U A L RES TA U RA N T S A N D A N E X CI T I N G AR T PAV I L I O N w i th a Y EAR - R O U N D c a l e nd a r O F E V E N T S .

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DISTINCTIVE ENTR ANCE

An eight-storey glass fin, with an encapsulated woven copper mesh, marks the entrance from the square. The distinctive use of Portland stone on the facade, from smooth to highly textured finishes, is also best appreciated from the entrance to Nº1 St James’s Market.

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s t riking R E C E P T I O N

The base of the fin flows into the building enclosing the ceiling of the double-height reception at Nº1 St James’s Market. The voluminous space is complemented by soft pale limestone, bespoke inbuilt lighting and high quality furnishings.

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B e a u t iful S ta irc a s e

Flooded with light from the atrium above, the staircase, made from sculptural white Corian, rises in one seamless piece.

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O p e n F loors

The large open floors are designed for flexibility and to accommodate the changing demands of any business.

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LO N D O N V I E W S

The terraces at Nº1 St James’s Market offer beautiful views over central London, here looking southwest towards St James’s Park and Westminster beyond.

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B u i ld i ng i n f o r m at i on

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F loor Ar e a s

Floor Area (sq ft) Area (sq m) Terracing (sq ft) Terracing (sq m)

7

6,805

632.2

2,099

195.0

Office

6

17,412

1,617.6

1,459

135.5

Office

5

21,912 2,035.7

n/a

n/a

4

24,190

2,247.3

n/a

n/a

3

24,522

2,278.2

n/a

n/a

2

24,598

2,285.2

n/a

n/a

1

24,516

2,277.6

n/a

n/a

3,100

288.0

n/a

n/a

G 

Reception

Office

Office

Office

Office

Office

Reception

Total

147,055 13,661.8 3,558 330.5

The areas listed are the approximate net internal areas. All areas will be subject to on-site verification on completion of the scheme. Total lettable area excluding reception is 143,955 sq ft / 13,373.8 sq m

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Norris Street

Carlton Street

Carlton Street

Male WCs WC

Male WCs

Female WCs

Lift

WC

Female WCs

Goods Lift

Goods Lift

Terrace

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Terrace

Lift

Atrium

Atrium

Terrace

N

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Jermyn Street

N

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St James’s Market Haymarket

St James’s Market Haymarket

St James’s Market

Area 17,412 sq ft 1,617.6 sq m

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6 TH F LO O R

Jermyn Street

Regent Street St James’s

Area 6,805 sq ft 632.2 sq m

Regent Street St James’s

7 TH F LO O R

Norris Street

Norris Street

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

WC

WC Atrium

N

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Goods Lift

Lift

Male WCs

Lift

Female WCs

Female WCs

Lift

Male WCs

Lift

Carlton Street

Goods Lift

Carlton Street

Atrium

N

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St James’s Market Haymarket

Haymarket

St James’s Market

Jermyn Street

St James’s Market

Area 24,190 sq ft 2,247.3 sq m

Regent Street St James’s

4 TH F LO O R

Jermyn Street

St James’s Market

Area 21,912 sq ft 2,035.7 sq m

Regent Street St James’s

5 TH F LO O R

Norris Street

Norris Street

Carlton Street

Goods Lift

WC

WC 14.5m

Male WCs

Female WCs

Lift

Male WCs

Female WCs

Lift

Goods Lift

15.3m

Carlton Street

Lift

Lift

Lift Lift

15.0m

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Atrium

19.0m

Atrium

N

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Jermyn Street

N

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St James’s Market Haymarket

St James’s Market Haymarket

Regent Street St James’s

Area 24,598 sq ft 2,285.2 sq m

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2 nd F LO O R

Jermyn Street

Regent Street St James’s

Area 24,522 sq ft 2,278.2 sq m

St James’s Market

3 rd F LO O R

Norris Street

Area 3,100 sq ft 288.0 sq m

Norris Street

Carlton Street

Carlton Street

Goods Lift

Goods Lift

Lift

WC

Male WCs

Female WCs

Lift

Goods Lift

Loading Bay

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Reception

Atrium

N

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N

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St James’s Market Haymarket

Regent Street St James’s

Haymarket

St James’s Market

Jermyn Street

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r e c e p t ion

Jermyn Street

St James’s Market

Area 24,516 sq ft 2,277.6 sq m

Regent Street St James’s

1 s t F LO O R

Norris Street

LO W E R G R O U N D F LO O R

St James’s Market Haymarket

St James’s Market

Regent Street St James’s

Jermyn Street

Norris Street

Female Showers

Male Showers

Bike Store

Carlton Street

Storage

Storage

Lift

Goods Lift

Goods Lift

Storage

Disabled WC/Shower

Storage

Lift

Lift

WC

Kitchen

Disabled WC

Storage

N

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Norris Street

Carlton Street

Carlton Street

Goods Lift

Female WCs

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

WC

Male WCs

Male WCs

Lift

WC

Female WCs

Breakout

Goods Lift

Breakout

Lift

Reception

Reception

Atrium

Cloakroom

Atrium

N

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Jermyn Street

N

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St James’s Market Haymarket

Accommodation 14 person meeting room × 2 8 person meeting room × 4 6 person meeting room × 5

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St James’s Market

Offices Reception × 2 Open plan × 118 (2 × 1.6m) Open plan × 56 (1.6 × 0.8m) Twin office × 10 Individual office × 5 Total × 201 Density 1:11m2

Regent Street St James’s

Open PLAN

Jermyn Street

Haymarket

Accommodation 14 person meeting room × 4 8 person meeting room × 2 6 person meeting room × 9 4 person meeting room × 1

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Offices Reception × 2 Open plan × 116 (1.6 × 0.8m) PAs × 2 4 person office × 1 Individual office × 31 Total × 155 Density 1:15m2

Regent Street St James’s

e x e cu t iv e

Norris Street

Norris Street

Carlton Street

Carlton Street

Breakout

Goods Lift

Female WCs

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

Lift

WC

Male WCs

Male WCs

Lift

WC

Female WCs

Goods Lift

Breakout

Lift

Reception

Atrium

Atrium

Reception

Stage

N

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Jermyn Street

N

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St James’s Market Haymarket

St James’s Market

Accommodation 14 person meeting room × 1 8 person meeting room × 2 6 person meeting room × 4 4 person meeting room × 1

St James’s Market

Offices Reception × 2 Open plan × 213 (1.6 × 0.8m) Twin office × 1 Individual office × 3 Total × 220 Density 1:10m2

Regent Street St James’s

C R EAT I V E

Jermyn Street

Haymarket

Accommodation 14 person meeting room × 3 12 person meeting room × 1 8 person meeting room × 2 6 person meeting room × 4 4 person meeting room × 3

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Offices Reception × 2 Open plan × 216 (1.6 × 0.8m) PAs × 2 Twin office × 2 Individual office × 8 Total × 232 Density 1:10m2

Regent Street St James’s

fin a nci a l

Norris Street

S p e cific at ion

1.0

Occupancy General occupancy: 1 person per 10m2 NIA. Means of escape: 1 person per 6m2. Internal climate: 1 person per 10m2. Passenger lift provision: 1 person per 10m2. Sanitary provision: 1 person per 10m2. Toilet ratio: 60% male / 60% female (based on BS 6465 Part 1:2006 + A1 2009).

2.0

Planning Module 1.5m square generally throughout.

3.0

Structural Grid 9m × 15m typically.

4.0

5.0

6.0

7.0

Floor Loadings Basement: 7.5 kN/m2. Office floors: 3.5 + 1.0 kN/m2 with 7.5 kN/m2 available over 5% of the lettable floor area. Floor Heights Reception: 5.5m and 6.4m. First floor office: 3.03m. Second and third floor office: 2.75m. Fourth to seventh floor office: 2.7m. Raised floor zone: 150mm overall (SSL–FFL). Structure Foundations: Concrete raft. Superstructure: Steel frame with concrete slabs on steel decking. External Finishes Ground Floor St James’s Market elevation: Anodised aluminium cladding to main entrance reception and shop fronts, Portland stone columns, powder coated metal ventilation louvres. Integrated artwork panels commissioned from artist David Thorpe. Regent Street St James’s / Carlton Street elevations: Bronze wrapped hardwood shop fronts. Retained Portland stone columns cleaned and restored. Jermyn Street retained elevation: Bronze wrapped hardwood shop

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fronts. New matching Portland stone columns. Jermyn Street new elevation: Portland stone columns, powder coated metal louvres and loading bay door. Integrated artwork panels commissioned from artist David Thorpe. Upper Floors St James’s Market elevation: Pre-cast concrete panels faced with Portland stone in a variety of finishes. Anodised aluminium windows and feature trims. Regent Street St James’s / Carlton Street elevations: Retained Portland stone facade cleaned and restored. Bronze coloured anodised aluminium replacement windows. Fin wall: Fully glazed aluminium curtain walling with laminated mesh interlayer on outer pane. Metallic coating to external face of mesh. Jermyn Street retained elevation: Retained Portland stone facade cleaned and restored. Bronze coloured anodised aluminium replacement windows. Jermyn Street new elevation: Anodised aluminium windows and feature trims. Pre-cast concrete panels faced with Portland stone in a variety of finishes. Roof Rooflight: Powder coated steel primary structure with aluminium framed double glazed panels. Plant enclosure: Powder coated aluminium louvres. Terraces: Inverted roof on concrete deck with granite paving. Flat roofs: Inverted roof on concrete deck with ecology roof or concrete paving. Mansard roofs: Westmorland Green slate or zinc. Balustrades: Zinc within mansard areas and glass on 6th floor Regent Street St James’s elevation.

8.0

Internal Finishes (Office Floors) Ceilings: 600mm × 600mm perforated metal tiles. Columns: Emulsion painted dry lining. Walls: Emulsion painted dry lining Floors: 600mm × 600mm medium duty access flooring.

9.0

Reception Walls: Generally natural limestone, beige coloured in a honed finish. Floors: Natural stone, dark grey coloured in a honed finish. Ceilings: Ribbed natural limestone, beige coloured in a honed finish. Area above seating in glass with laminated mesh interlayer. Reception desk: Calacatta marble. Artwork: Commissioned from artist David Thorpe.

10.0 Atrium

Walls at ground floor: Natural beige coloured limestone in a honed finish. Walls at upper floors: Floor to ceiling glazing with aluminium feature cap to mullions and aluminium feature spandrel panels. Walls to upper floor lift lobbies: Natural beige coloured limestone in a honed finish. Floor at ground and to upper lift lobbies: Natural stone, dark grey in a honed finish. Ceiling: Rooflight to main atrium and emulsion painted dry lining / metal tiles to upper floor lift lobbies. Feature stair: Corian balustrade, natural stone treads and risers, aluminium soffit, integrated LED lighting. 11.0 Toilets

Ceiling: Painted plasterboard, with metal planks in cubicles. Walls: Ceramic tiles. Floor: Ceramic tiles. WC partitions: Acid etched bronze coloured back-painted glass doors. High pressure laminate dividing walls. Vanity unit: Technical stone with monolithic cast sink, incorporating chute to drop into bin concealed below. Wall-mounted sensor tap. Mirror above with soap and paper towels concealed behind.

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Sanitaryware: Wall-hung WC pan with concealed cisterns. Wall-hung urinals with concealed cisterns behind tiled access panels. Unisex accessible WC: Finishes commensurate with the main toilets. 12.0 Showers

A total of 15 showers adjacent to cycle parking facilities in basement. There are 7 male and 7 female in separate changing facilities and 1 unisex accessible shower. 13.0 Passenger Lifts

Number and size: 6 No. 15 person. Levels served: 4 No. serve ground to seven, with 2 No. serving basement to seven. Ceiling: LED flat panel. Walls: Bespoke back-painted glass with laminated mesh interlayer. Full height mirror to rear wall. Floors: Natural stone, dark grey coloured in a honed finish, matching reception / atrium / lobbies. Capacity: With destination control up-peak average interval is less than 20 seconds assuming handling capacities of 15% of the building population. 1 person per 10m2. Allowance for 1 person per 7m2 on the first floor. Fire fighting: There is a separate dedicated 13 person fire fighting lift. 14.0 Goods Lifts

1 No. 2,500kg goods lift serving basement to level seven and 1 No. 2,500kg goods lift serving basement and ground. Internal dimensions: W 1800mm × D 2700mm × H 2300mm. Finishes: Brushed stainless steel walls, ceiling with LED lighting and linoleum floor. 15.0 Mechanical Installations

Heating / cooling: The office space is heated and cooled by a 4-pipe fan coil system located within the ceiling void. A gas-fired CHP unit and three boilers provide low temperature hot water via thermal stores.

S p e cific at ion

Water supplies: The incoming mains cold water supply will terminate into a GRP break tank at basement level. Water will be drawn from the tank by a pressure boosting set and distributed throughout the building. Capped connections will be provided to the rising potable water main for future extension by the building tenants. Rainwater: All roof areas receiving rainfall will be drained via a gravity rainwater system. Rainwater discharge to external local authority sewer. Foul drainage: All sanitary appliances will be drained via a gravity system except for basement appliances and floor drains which will drain to packaged foul drainage sump. Foul water discharge to external local authority sewer. 16.0 Design Temperatures

External: Summer: 30°C db 20°C wb. Winter: -4°C 100% RH. Internal offices: Summer: 22°C +/- 2°C. Winter: 20°C +/- 2°C. Toilets: 20°C +/- 2°C. Reception: 22°C +/- 2°C 17.0 Fresh Air Supply

Fresh air is provided by AHUs located on the roof. Tempered air is supplied to each floor at a rate of 16 l/s per person with an additional 10% spare capacity. 18.0 Electrical Installation

Incoming: Individual HV connections for each building will be provided by UKPN from their HV room. The building electrical supply is estimated to be 2367 kW.

Reception: NR 40 Toilet areas: NR 45 Loading bay: NR 50 21.0 Electrical Design Criteria

General office lighting: 12 W/m2 Small power: 25 W/m2, with 100 W/m2 on first floor. Future provision: 40 W/m2 over 20% of net lettable area. Reception small power: 5 W/m2 22.0 Lighting

Offices: General purpose lighting comprising predominantly recessed 600mm × 600mm LED luminaires selected to comply with the design intent of CIBSE lighting guide LG7. Reception: LED light fittings integrated into the architecture. Additional floor standing lamps to seating areas. Atrium: Linear LED fittings integrated into the feature stair. Additional LED fittings within lift lobby ceilings. Toilets: Linear recessed LED fittings. 23.0 Lighting Levels

Offices: 400 lux at desk level. Toilets: 200 lux. Stairs and landings: 150 lux. Plantrooms: 200 lux. Reception: 300 lux on desk. Store rooms: 100 lux. Emergency: To BSEN 50172, BS 5266. 24.0 Lighting Control

Lighting control will be provided by a distributed intelligent addressable system which uses presence detectors throughout all areas with daylight linking and scene setting controls.

19.0 Cooling Loads

Lighting: 12 W/m2 Office small power: 25 W/m2 generally, additional allowance of 40 W/m2 over 20% of net lettable area. 100 W/m2 for first floor. Occupancy: Typically 1 person per 10m2: 100W sensible / 50W latent per person, with 1 person per 7m2 on first floor.

25.0 Standby Power

2500 kVA diesel driven standby generator mounted on the roof of Nº2 St James’s Market. This will be arranged for life safety operation and to maintain landlord and office tenants’ loads in full operation. 26.0 Building Management System

20.0 Acoustic Levels

Offices: NR 35

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A microprocessor based Automatic Control and Building Management

System (BMS) is to be provided to control and monitor all engineering services systems. 27.0 Protective Installations

A fire alarm and protection system will be provided for the building to BS5839 and will include a multi-zone control panel located in the security control room adjacent to reception. Sprinklers: Will be provided to the basement landlord areas and the seating area within the reception. Wall drenchers will be provided to the office side of the atrium glazing. 28.0 Building Management Facilities

A dock manager’s office is provided in the loading bay with separate toilet facilities. Staff welfare facilities are located in the basement including staff room, lockers, toilets and shower facilities. Building stores are provided in the basement. There is a security office adjacent to reception and a building management office at mezzanine level. The main security control panels are located in the security control room adjacent to reception. This room also accommodates fire control facilities. Security can also be monitored from the reception desk. A building management suite at mezzanine level accommodates the BMS system, which can also be accessed from the security control room if required. The management suite has dedicated welfare facilities. 29.0 Communications Provisions

Incoming communications infrastructure will be terminated in a central comms room within the basement, from which tenants can make individual connections. 30.0 Energy Metering

Energy metering will be provided in accordance with the requirements of Approved Document L and all energy meters will be connected to a dedicated enhanced energy monitoring system (EMS).

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31.0 Building Maintenance

Facade cleaning and glass replacement for the upper floors will be undertaken via three separate roof mounted BMUs. 32.0 Accessibility

Step-free access is provided to the office and retail accommodation, including external terraces. 33.0 Bicycle Parking

Bicycle parking: 150 No. spaces are located in the basement, with access via goods lifts or a stair with bike channel. Changing facilities: Separate male and female changing facilities are provided adjacent to the cycle storage. These include vanity areas and 7 No. individual shower cubicles each. Lockers: 150 lockers are provided within the basement. These are heated to allow drying of kit. 34.0 Loading Bay

The loading bay is located at ground floor level on the Jermyn Street facade. It can accommodate 2 No. 7.5 tonne rigid vehicles and 1 No. 18 tonne rigid vehicle. The loading bay serves this building and Nº2 St James’s Market. The two buildings are linked via a service tunnel at basement level. 35.0 Waste

Waste processing and recycling facilities are provided within the loading bay. 36.0 Sustainability

The building is designed to achieve BREEAM ‘Excellent’ and EPC ‘B’.

K nig h t F r a nk

OWNERS & Developers

Julian Woolgar [email protected] Tel +44 (0)20 7861 1008

The Crown Estate 16 New Burlington Place London W1S 2HX

Philip Hobley [email protected] Tel +44 (0)20 7861 1192

Oxford Properties 6 New Street Square New Fetter Lane, Suite 1200 London EC4A 3BF

A development by

C us h m a n & Wa k e fi e ld Team Andy Tyler [email protected] Tel +44 (0)20 7152 5250 James Taylor [email protected] Tel +44 (0)20 7152 5166

Development Manager Hanover Cube Architect Make Main Contractor Balfour Beatty Structural Engineer Waterman Building Services Engineer Aecom Quantity Surveyor G&T

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