Headquarters Buildings

Client: Monteagle Barlow Trust
Architect: Colwyn Foulkes

Total re-modelling and refurbishment of 1970's "heated only" building including two storey extention into "air conditioned" head quarter building completed n 2016.

Client: Department for Education and Skills

Architect: GMW

Floor by floor upgrade of Caxton House MEP services and lift replacement, whilst remaining an occupied building.

Client: British Council
Architect: British Council

Phased refurbishment and return of three floors to Cat A status between June 2011 to December 2012 without de-canting including sub-letting of three floors in 2013.

Client: Christie’s

Phased refurbishment of St James and Old Brompton Road auction rooms and associated support areas.

Client: Age UK

Review and advising on the primary MEP services provisioning within the building, which comprises 5,500 m² Office accommodation situated over eight floors.

Client: BMC
Architect: Turner Legg Architects

Fit-out of 6,000m² to Cat B on behalf of an American software company.

Client: The Licensing Company
Architect: John Robinson Architects

The fit-out of their new headquarters office at the Westfield Centre, Shepherds Bush.

Client: Union Insurance
Architect: DML

The new national headquarters building in Cardiff for Admiral Insurance. Watching brief role.

MEP Services Complaint Monitor on behalf of Union Insurance, Germany.

Client: Capsticks
Architect: Allen Stewart Harrington

A 6000 m² fit-out over 4 floors from Cat A  to Cat B to create the UK Headquarters opposite Wimbledon Station for Capsticks solicitors.

Client: Euroclear (formerly Crest Co)
Architect: GMW

This speculative office development by British Land was fitted out in 1999 to satisfy the requirements of Crest Co taking cognisance of the limitations of St Paul’s heights.  We were subsequently appointed for a Disaster Recovery Centre in Debden which was completed in 2004. We have since assisted in refurbishing other areas of the building, namely the complete replacement of the Office lighting installation, provision of public address to all floors, re-stack of Office furniture layouts and refurbishment of 4^th/6^th floors following completion of sub-let arrangement.

Client: Ansbacher Bank
Architect: GMW Architects

Previously a Victorian building with a 1960's extension, the project involved stripping back to its frame and completely remodelling the interior with the historic exterior refurbished and the extension re-clad in glass to provide a contrast with the brick and stone heritage element.

Client: Amnesty International
Architect: Artillery Architects

Following a limited technical audit of other available buildings in the immediate vicinity, Amnesty International decided to remain in their existing headquarters and undertake a phased refurbishment and full ft-out of 4000 m² Office accommodation.

Client: UNICEF
Architect: Artillery Architects

A 1,500 m² fit-out from Cat A to Cat B to create the World Headquarters for UNICEF.

Client: QVC

QVC, the television shopping channel, occupy two buildings on a 24/7/52 basis that were initially constructed as speculative office developments in circa 1989.  Minor refurbishments for a number of studios and two floors have recently been completed and major feasibility studies are being undertaken in terms of the complete refurbishment in compliance with a conventional 25 year FRI lease.

Client: The Inner Temple
Architect: GHK Architects

30,000 sq ft refurbishment of barristers’ chambers and accommodation behind a Grade 2 Listed façade in the Inner Temple.

Client: ACAS.

Architect: Ainsworth Davey Partnership. 

The project involved the complete refurbishment of Brandon House in Borough High Street, to form a new headquarters building for the Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service. The ground floor of the building remained vacant throughout the works, with existing services incorporated within the new works and reconnected to function to the same parameters as previously.

Client: Cazenove

Architect: Fitzroy Robinson

The project involved phased MEP services refurbishment of existing Cazenove headquarters, Token House, 12 Tokenhouse Yard, London.