50 Fenchurch Street

50 Fenchurch Street, by Eric Parry Architects, has been designed to the highest quality as a mixed-use office development at the centre of the City of London. The project will deliver flexible workspace over thirty-six floors, new public open green spaces at ground and at level 10, and a new accommodation and Livery Hall for The Clothworkers’ Company. The redevelopment will allow capital to be unlocked to help endow The Clothworkers’ Foundation, expanding its philanthropic work whilst providing a modern new hall, fit for future generations of The Clothworkers. The medieval Grade I listed Tower of All Hallows Staining will be restored as the focal point of the new landscaped public realm, designed with Bradley Hole-Schoenaich Landscape Architects. The relocation and repurposing of the Lambe’s Chapel Crypt, in a dedicated area below ground, will ensure free public access alongside a new exhibition space and create a new cultural destination within the City. Free public access will be provided to both the roof garden and south-facing double height winter garden. The extensive roof’s terrace and promenade will provide a 360-degree experience. The winter garden will ensure the use of the Level 10 terrace throughout the year. 50 Fenchurch Street will provide over 62,000 sq m of flexible office space arranged around a central core. Floor plates vary in size to maximise the building’s appeal to a range of City occupiers. Extensive vertical landscape planting on the north and south elevations of building and upper floors as well as a level roof terrace offers wider benefits including biodiversity, reduction of urban heat island, temperature regulation, air quality, noise mitigation and health and wellbeing. The proposal is a highly sustainable building targeting a BREEAM Excellent rating, offering best in class energy performance including a highly efficient engineering and façade. The building has the capability to move towards net zero carbon in operation in the future to meet future climate change scenarios.