Anacap & Maya Capital
| 160 Blackfriars Road



Following their acquisition of 160 Blackfriars in Southbank, Maya Capital and Anacap financial partners appointed us to undertake the extensive structural enabling works and reception fit out. Further works included a complete plant replacement, new end-of-trip facilities, a terrace, and Cat A fit out across multiple floors. 

  • Client Anacap & Maya Capital
  • Architect Leach Rhodes Walker
  • Project Manager FT Squared
  • Cost Consultant Arcadis
  • Services Consultant NDY

LARGE CAT A

END OF TRIP

NEW TERRACE

Refurbishing the existing office building required structural modifications to reimagine the building with an enhanced street presence and improved accessibility.

The ground floor has been transformed with the relocation of the reception entrance and the Costa retail unit. Our team have converted the existing retail unit into a public passageway, which will open into ‘Friars Yard’ and a new hotel entrance to the rear of the building.

Levels 1 – 4 were stripped out to shell, and the front canopy was removed. The existing reception has been remodelled and refurbished, and the front entrance has been enhanced with a new canopy, ramps, and steps to the front of the building. High-quality brass lighting and fixtures complement the contemporary branding and feature lighting used for wayfinding and highlighting feature walls and panelling.

The building’s services have received extensive modernisation, as much of the original installation was nearing the end of its life cycle. Various systems were altered, if not entirely replaced, with an updated system in line with today’s technology. 

Following the completion of the reception and enabling works, we negotiated a further phase of Cat A landlord works. This included floor plates on levels 1-7, basement end-of-trip facilities and construction of a rooftop terrace.

The Cat A works involved the strip-out and refurbishing of the lower levels, including the installation of a raised access floor, new ASHP and electrical systems, lighting fixtures, and air conditioning units to ensure a comfortable and efficient working environment. The additional works were undertaken to enhance the building’s overall functionality and attractiveness for the existing and incoming tenants.

The negotiation and completion of these additional works signify a commitment to creating a workplace that promotes employee well-being and sustainability. 

The work has now been extended to include additional floors, bringing the total value of the project to over £18 million.


[Photography by Jonathan Banks]

By providing state-of-the-art facilities and infrastructure, 160 Blackfriars aims to offer a modern and inclusive environment for its occupants.

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