St. Pancras Campus
St. Pancras Campus
St. Pancras Campus
St. Pancras Campus
Overview
Client  W.RE
Role  Project Management and Employers Agent
Summary  An ambitious flagship mixed use development at the north end of the St Pancras development zone on a 1.2 acre island site to provide a mix of commercial office, retail, light industrial uses to the main office building together with two separate buildings comprising market and affordable residential use.
Address  63 Pratt Street, London NW1
Value  £88 million
Duration  160 weeks
Procurement/Tender  Single Stage (Design & Build) TBC
Team 

Caruso St John - Architect

Norman Disney Young - Services Engineer

AKT II - Structural Engineer

Exigere - Quantity Surveyor 

ORSA - Principal Designer 

St. Pancras Campus
St. Pancras Campus
Three Key Issues
Design influenced by London Borough Camden who insisted on retention of B1c Light Industrial space to replace what is proposed to be demolished. This needed integrating into the office building and has created an internal street for servicing.
The building has been designed to be fully electric and exceeds London Plan for renewable energy and reduction of carbon emissions.
Camden further influenced design through affordable housing requirements leading to two separate market and residential apartment buildings being designed within the scheme creating a full mix of office, retail, light industrial and residential uses.
St. Pancras Campus
Overview
Client  W.RE
Role  Project Management and Employers Agent
Summary  An ambitious flagship mixed use development at the north end of the St Pancras development zone on a 1.2 acre island site to provide a mix of commercial office, retail, light industrial uses to the main office building together with two separate buildings comprising market and affordable residential use.
Address  63 Pratt Street, London NW1
Value  £88 million
Duration  160 weeks
Procurement/Tender  Single Stage (Design & Build) TBC
Team 

Caruso St John - Architect

Norman Disney Young - Services Engineer

AKT II - Structural Engineer

Exigere - Quantity Surveyor 

ORSA - Principal Designer 

Three Key Issues
Design influenced by London Borough Camden who insisted on retention of B1c Light Industrial space to replace what is proposed to be demolished. This needed integrating into the office building and has created an internal street for servicing.
The building has been designed to be fully electric and exceeds London Plan for renewable energy and reduction of carbon emissions.
Camden further influenced design through affordable housing requirements leading to two separate market and residential apartment buildings being designed within the scheme creating a full mix of office, retail, light industrial and residential uses.

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