Proffessional Projects involved:
CHRISTOS KAKOURIS
Queesmere Masterplan, Slough
London, UK
60,000m² oversite development incorporating high-quality retail and residential, improved existing shopping centre conditions,pedestrian permeability and a new public square.
Old BHS Reconfiguration
BA Hons, MArch Dip. (Hons) ARCHITECTURE
London, UK
The proposed development reconfigures the existing space which is currently one vacant unit into two retail units fronting the Parade. The unit footprint will remain as existing.
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DOB:
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Applying for:
Architectural Assistant Part 3. EDUCATION MArch Part 2 Hons
Master of Architecture/ First Class Diploma Hons 2012-2014 Leicester school of Architecture DeMontfort University
BA/ARB Part 1 Hons
2009-2012 Leicester school of Architecture De Montfort University
Group Collaborations
2014 LSA PAVILION Group Project A Celestial Topography Evolo Skyscraper Competition Entry 2015
A 3 Year Course on Free Hand & Linear Architectural Drawing 2006-2009 C. E ZACHARAKIS S . A Consulting Architects Engineers
REFERENCES BEN COWD Associate Head of Leicester school of Architecture
QUALIFICATIONS Almansoora Masterplan
As an innovative individual in today’s Building industry, I offer: - Quality of architectural services along with quantity services under the spirit of harmonious collaboration with fellow professional architects. Quick to identify design issues that affect the overall progress of a project. - Defineteness of decisions and organized planning - Mastery of Detail and Cooperation.
Libya, Tripoli
The masterplan for a 60 hectare site to the west of the city centre of Tripoli. The concept creates strong connections between the city and the sea.
21 Moorfields, 2016
London, UK
64,143m² oversite development incorporating high-quality retail and commercial office space, improved
EXPERIENCE
pedestrian permeability via a reconfi ured Highwalk and a new public square.
LESLIE JONES ARCHITECTURE Architectural Assistant Pt II, September 2016 - Currently www.lesliejones.co.uk
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King’s Cross Gasholders, 2015
London, UK
Re-use of three unique Grade II listed Gasholder Guide Structures near King’s Cross to provide 140
WILKINSON EYRE ARCHITECTS Architectural Assistant Pt II, June 2014 - September 2016 www.wilkinsoneyre.com
apartments. The proposals form an integral part of the ongoing regeneration of the King’s Cross area, lying at the heart of the canalside ‘Regent’s Quarter’.
The Polygon, 2015
AK ARCHITECTS AND ASSOCIATES Architectural Assistant Pt I, 2013,2014 Architectural Intern 2011 - 2012 www.akyratsous.com
Cairo, Egypt
Mixed-use development within the wider Westown masterplan for Sheikh Zayed City, an area of major expansion outside Cairo. The project comprises 11 separate commercial and mixed-use.
Beagle House, 2015
AWARDS
London, UK
18-storey commercial project targeting the burgeoning technology media telecoms market, as part of wider
- RIBA PRESIDENT MEDALS NOMINATION Nominated for Silver Medal award - On the top100 academic projects in UK, 2014.
Aldgat e masterplan. The scheme provides 309,000 ft² of office space and 10,000 ft² of retail at ground level, reflecting current tenant driven demands for flexibility and efficiency by adding 30% more area.
- LEICESTER SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE TOP DESIGN PRIZE, 2014
6-8 Bishopsgate & 150 Leadenhall, 2014
London, UK
Redevelopment of existing site to provide a new high quality tall building set within historic urban context of
SKILLS
the City of London. In addition to high quality commercial and retail space, the site provides public access at
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grade and terrace level. Completion due 2019.
denhall Street
28 Oktovriou, 2009
Athens,Greece
Historical Neobaroque Building, Athens Centre 2008.
AUTOCAD ADOBE CREATIVE SUITE
SKETCHING
MICROSOFT OFFICE SUITE
9/10
9/10
bencowd@hotmail.com 7/10
9/10
Customised refitting of yacht, 2008 150 Feet Super Yacht, 2010. Customised Refitting
Pireus,Greece
Personal Profile
An enthusiastic, conscientious and motivated person with previous office, studio and writing experience using excellent communication and organisation skills. Gained valuable experience where he has demonstrated his ability at Masters Level within Architecture, showing a clear thirst for knowledge. Works extremely well under pressure whilst paying close attention to detail and keeping to strict deadlines. Has experience with a number of computer-based programmes and possesses the ability to produce work that is aesthetically pleasing and of a high standard. Has excellent communication skills and can easily work independently or as a team player. Is a hard working and calm person, who possesses a passion for Architecture, Conservation, Architectural History, Art and Design.
Christos Kakouris
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E: christos.s.kakouris@gmail.com T: 07454019775
Queesmere Masterplan, Slough London, 2017
60,000m² oversite development incorporating high-quality retail and residential, improved existing shopping centre conditions,pedestrian permeability and a new public square. The ‘Heart of Slough’ public realm master plan was a commission based on revising a previous design. The principal moves within the master plan are the provision of at grade pedestrian crossings to replace the unsafe subways and the replacement of the old roundabout, made famous by the credits of the BBC’s sitcom ‘The Office’, with a new crossroads. This decision also reclaims a significant area of land to provide additional town centre building plots. A significant feature of the master plan is the new north-south pedestrian link from the Railway Station, past the new Bus Station and new Cultural Centre, to an enlarged Mackenzie Square at the end of the High Street. The new connections and public spaces created will restore a sense of place within Slough.
Masterplan Aerial View - High Street
The scheme provides places for people to pause. Angled bus stops improve waiting areas and make it easy for waiting passengers to see approaching buses. Key areas such as the Station Forecourt and the Library Square will become identifiable places within Slough enabling a positive street life to develop.
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DRAWINGS RECORD
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Dimensions, area and levels where given are only approximate and subject to site survey. All dimensions are to be checked on site. Any discrepancies or variations are to be reported to the architect before work commences. Figured dimensions only are to be taken from this drawing. This drawing is to be read in conjunction with all relevant consultants and / or specialists drawings / documents and any discrepancies or variations are to be reported to the architect before the affected work commences. Magnetic media does not constitute contract documentation and updates of this data will occur. These files are current as of the date of issue. Your use of the content of these files is at your own risk. Reference should always be made to the hard copy which is superior to the digital format. Any document produced by yourselves which contains part or all of this data remains your responsibility and attributed to yourselves. Whilst Leslie Jones make every effort to ensure that it is scanned for viruses, we cannot guarantee that it does not contain any.
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Slough is home to 4,600 businesses and is the third most productive town in the UK. It has a highly competitive and dynamic business environment that contributes approximately ÂŁ8bn to the National economy, which is double the UK average. It is home to internationally recognisable brands including Amazon, Lego, Reckett Benckiser, Honda, Blackberry, O2, LG, NEC, Fiat, Citroen, Burger King, Unilever , Mars, Ferrari, Mercedes and Maserati. Improved transport, within and beyond the borough, is a big part of the transformation. In the next few years, Crossrail will put the passengers in the City of London in just over half an hour, and another new rail link will whisk you directly to Heathrow in six minutes, bringing the whole world closer.
Queesmere Masterplan, Slough London, 2017
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A new public route has been formed creating a retail arcade facing onto the high street on the south end of the development. The high street is difined by lower height retail units and on the North side we have PRS Residential blocks with Retail frontages on the Ground floor. The model represents a series of studies undertaken to explore he relationship/ scale of the proposal with the emerging context.
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Queesmere Masterplan, Slough London, 2017
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Key
2034 UNITS Residential by Leslie Jones Architects Residential by Resi Architects
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5 UNITS X 10 FLOORS 50 UNITS
8 UNITS X 19 FLOORS + 6 UNITS X 1 FLOOR 158 UNITS
10 UNITS X 22 FLOORS 210 UNITS
10 UNITS X 22 FLOORS 210 UNITS
6 UNITS X 27 FLOORS 167 UNITS
12 UNITS X 23 FLOORS 276 UNITS
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4 UNITS X 3 FLOORS + 3 UNITS X 1 FLOOR 15 UNITS x 3 BLOCKS 45 UNITS
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6 UNITS 10 FLOORS 60 UNITS
5 UNITS X 5 FLOORS + 2 UNITS X 1 FLOOR 27 UNITS X 2 BLOCKS 54 UNITS
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Old BHS Reconfiguration London, 2017
The proposed development reconfigures the existing space which is currently one vacant unit into two retail units fronting the Parade. The unit footprint will remain as existing. Therefurbishment site of 34 The Parade Swindon is in the heart of the Town Centre shopping area. The building which previously housed BHS is over two full floors and part third floor which fronts The Parade. The site also includes the service yard to the rear of the building. The unit is bounded to the South East by the Parade with adjoining retail units either side and facing the unit. The site covers the entire existing retail unit and rear service yard, formerly BHS, located at the North side of “The Parade� directly opposite the Superdrug Store.
Layout
Elevatio View - Parade Walk
Although currently vacant, the ground floor and first floor of the unit is dedicated to retail space and is accessed by the general public from The Parade. The second floor of the unit has been used for retail storage and are accessed internally within the unit. Servicing is from the existing service yard via rear of the units. Plant is located at first floor level.
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Old BHS Reconfiguration London, 2017
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Planning Scale/Massing The elevation fronting The Parade steps in height with an approximate height difference of approximately 3.6 metres between the parapet of the Parade facade, and the parapet of the roof above the storage area on 2nd floor. However, from The Parade the unit appears as two storeys. It is from the service yard where the building rises a further storey to accommodate the storage area on the second floor that the height difference can be seen. The second floor is of a smaller footprint to the lower levels and is also set back from The Parade. Use The units up until their recent vacancy have been used as retail.
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Old BHS Reconfiguration London, 2017
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Old BHS Reconfiguration London, 2017
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Almansoora Masterplan Tripoli Libya, 2017
The public realm strategy for Almansoora is based upon the aspiration to create a network of safe pedestrian routes throughout the regeneration area. Creating a walkable neighbourhood is fundamental to ensuring a high quality, attractive public realm. Tripoli policy recognises that the design of streets is in need of reform in order to reduce the dominance of private vehicles and rebalance priorities to favour pedestrians and public transport. By eliminating or restricting vehicle access to most internal streets and spaces, Almansoora’s retail, leisure, hotel, office and residential areas will be safe, and highly attractive, with a public realm that is unique in Tripoli. Controlled access to parking and carefully considered servicing strategies will be developed that ensure all dwellings and units are able to be serviced, but through traffic is eliminated. The masterplan envisages that all facilities within the development should be easily reached on foot. No office or dwelling should be more than a 10 minute walk from door to door to transport and each social, religious or commercial function essential to everyday life.
A walkable mixed use neighbourhood with all facilities within 10 minutes’ walking distance Green Links / Fingers establish pedestrian connections from Almansoora District to proposed park Retail Streets establish simply navigated shared / pedestrian streets Squares associated with ‘anchor’ locations provide opportunities for daily markets and events • Markers within the public realm signify key entrances from outside the development
Elevatio View - Parade Walk
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Almansoora Masterplan ALMANSOORA DEVELOPMENT
Tripoli Libya,TRIPOLI, 2017 LIBYA
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Office courtyards are elevated above semibasement parking to terminate each Green Link Hotel is located overlooking proposed park and green links, set within its own grounds to front and rear Residential development linked by private communal courtyard gardens, shared by residents of 1 or more apartment blocks. Public green space focus
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Almansoora Masterplan Tripoli Libya, 2017
Ground Level Plan - Initial Sketches
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Frontages Level Plan - Initial Sketches
ALMANSOORA DEVELOPMENT TRIPOLI, LIBYA
STAGE 3: ‘GREEN FINGERS’ OPTION LANDSCAPE FRAMEWORK
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21 Moorfields, Moorgate station London, 2016
The Development covers approximately 66,000m2 (711,000ft2) GEA and includes a public plaza that links to the existing Barbican Highwalk at podium level. Arranged as two commercial office buildings arranged around a landscaped public plaza with retail spaces to three sides, the public realm has being carefully considered to ensure permeability and legibility through the site from all entry points. The larger East block will provide 37,900m2 (413,000ft2) NIA over 16 levels, rising to a height of 82.6m AOD. The smaller West block will provide 8,600m2 (92,000ft2) NIA over 8 levels, rising to a height of 52.2m AOD. The 2 buildings (East and West) differ in size and massing due to the constraints imposed by the surrounding built form, regulatory requirements and the engineering practicalities of building over the existing Moorgate Underground Station.
Building West View - Barbican Side
The Development as proposed above will offer a vast improvement to the current disused buildings on site, incorporating high quality retail and commercial office space, improved pedestrian permeability and an activated public plaza with much needed new retail and soft and hard landscaping.
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21 Moorfields, Moorgate station London, 2016
Perspective Cross Section View
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East Context Elevation
West Context Elevation
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21 Moorfields, Moorgate station London, 2016
EAST Side Perspective View
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WEST Side Perspective View
A new public route has been formed creating a retail arcade facing onto the atrium of the east building. As well as creating an alternative route to the High Walk, this visually connects the two building entrances through an outdoor but covered retail arcade, giving retail units access from two sides, and enhanced potential for seating.
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The landscape divides into a public route (the High Walk) and a more private route (the arcade). Between these are the entrance piazza facing onto Moorfields, the retail island and the new public square.
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21 Moorfields, Moorgate station London, 2016
Main Lobby Perspective View
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Atrium Perspective View
The structural design has a major effect on the appearance of the building and its visual character. The long spans and large cantilevers have informed the design and is expressed in the facades. This is contrasted with crystalline upper floors created by the above ground constraints. There are many buildings in the world that have such structural challenges and take their visual expression from the resulting form (including several in London which span across train stations, such as Exchange House, Broadgate Tower and Cannon Place). In the case of 21 Moorfields, the basic principle is to span across the station with a series of trusses as deep as the main body of the building, this is expressed on the west façade of the east building.
The front box above the Moorgate ticket hall has a different set of structural constraints as it is only 7 storeys high and stands at on the Crossrail ‘superpile’. The steel is placed on the outside for maximum visual effect, casting shadows on the façade and assisting with sun-shading. Accordingly it will have a different appearance to the west elevation and the atrium. The bold, visual structure on the east building is contrasted with a calm language of smooth glass and metal meshes, in the glazed facades and upper set-back floors.
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King’s Cross Gasholders London, 2015
The Gas Holder Triplets are to be located in Development Zone N within the northern area of the mixed use King’s Cross Central (KXC) development scheme granted outline planning permission in December 2006 (Ref: 2004/2307/P - the ‘Outline Planning Permission’). The site of the proposal is on the east side of Development Zone N, immediately to the north of the Regent’s Canal and within the Regent’s Canal Conservation Area. The scheme and its associated public realm will connect the Regent’s Canal and its towpath with the wider KXC development to the north. The detailed design of the proposal and its relationship to the surrounding context has been developed with a thorough understanding of the Main Site Revised Development Specification (2005) and those aspects of the Initial Conservation Plan (ICP) (2004) and the Urban Design Guidelines that form part of and are attached to the Outline Planning Permission.
The Gas Holder Triplets will offer fantastic living accommodation in 144 apartments with a range of ancillary residential facilities (including a screening room, lounge, business suite, gym and spa) and an area of retail and food and drink floor space (use classes A1/ A3/A4/A5). The proposal also includes new areas of public realm (referred to as Gas Holder Gardens).
Typical Plan View - Gasholders
Typical Residential Floor
144 Residential Units 17 Studios 38 1 Beds 44 2 Beds 35 3 Beds 10 Penthouses 1 wash down bay
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King’s Cross Gasholders London, 2015
Gasholders Overview Elevation
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An atrium is placed at the centre of each building to flood the common circulation areas with natural daylight. By introducing glazed areas at the entrances, all apartments will have a dual aspect with the main faรงade providing light and views to the living room and bedroom accommodation and the smaller atrium faรงade giving light and controllable views to the suite of entrance spaces and kitchen. The units arranged around the central courtyard are also offered a third aspect looking into this unique space. Private amenity space (which exceeds London Housing Design standards by way of area) is provided for the residential accommodation by way of generous balconies for every apartment with the exception of the studios. Private rooftop gardens are also provided for the penthouse units in GH11 and GH12.
Typical Residential Floor Typical Apartment Entrance
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King’s Cross Gasholders London, 2015
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Considerable thought has gone into ensuring the residential accommodation is of exceptional quality. Equal consideration has been given to ensuring good levels of daylight throughout, ample private amenity space in the form of balconies and the exploiting of available vistas to create a high quality residential environment which helps to create a sense of place and inclusion for all residents. Accessed from either the ground floor (via the main entrance lobby and a glazed cloister) or from the basement directly, the cores in each of GH10, GH11 and GH12 serve eight, eleven and seven storeys of residential accommodation.
Interior View - Balcony Close up Operable screens
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King’s Cross Gasholders London, 2015
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King’s Cross Gasholders London, 2015
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King’s Cross Gasholders London, 2015
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The Polygon Cairo, Egypt, 2015
Mixed-use development within the wider Westown masterplan for Sheikh Zayed City, an area of major expansion outside Cairo. The project comprises 11 separate commercial and mixed-use developments in the south outskirts of Cairo, Egypt.
Typical Plan View - Polygon
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The Polygon Cairo, Egypt, 2015
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Proposal Alterations - Overview
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The Polygon Cairo, Egypt, 2015
Lobby Details - RCP
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Roof Flow - Construction Principles
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The Polygon Cairo, Egypt, 2015
Facade Setting Out
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Beagle House London, 2015
On 30th April 2015 Aldgate Developments submitted a planning application to London Borough of Tower Hamlets (‘the Council’) to demolish and replace the existing out-of-date office building (11,167sqm GIA) with a new high quality building comprising 34,880 sqm (GIA) of Grade A office floorspace and flexible ground floor commercial/ retail floorspace comprising 2,010 (GIA). The Site falls within the Central Activity Zone, a Preferred Office Location (POL), and within the City Fringe / Tech City Opportunity Area. The renewal and modernisation of existing office stock in these locations to improve its quality and flexibility is therefore supported by the Council’s Development Plan.
Key Points • The delivery of flexible office (Grade A) floorspace to help facilitate LBTH’s office destination in Aldgate; • The provision of Small to Medium Enterprise (SME) floorspace to help deliver the GLA’s objective of creating a “tech-city cluster” in Aldgate; • Delivering 3500 workplaces for the Borough; • Facilitating the delivery of trickledown benefits to the local economy; • The construction of floorspace designed to very high environmental standards (BREEAM ‘Excellent’); • The provision of a high quality building using high quality materials; • Creating a high quality public realm and active frontages through the integration of generous environment improvements for pedestrians.
Scheme Overview - Beagle House
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Beagle House London, 2015
Evolution of physical massing models
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- Overall block to be broken down into a number of co-joined elements - The roof terraces to be populated and provide amenity
- Height of elements to terrace to the south and west to respond to context
- Proportional relationship between stepping form
Diagrams (Above) Exploration of forms
APRIL 2015
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Ground floor plan - Entrance - Public Realm APRIL 2015
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Beagle House London, 2015
North Existing View (Bottom) & South Existing view (Top)
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North Proposed View (Bottom) & South Proposed view (Top)
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Beagle House London, 2015
North Elevation View
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South Elevation View
East Elevation View
Section View
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Elevated View
Prussian Blue London, 2014
The development Site comprises 6-8 Bishopsgate and 150 Leadenhall Street. 6-8 Bishopsgate is an office building arranged over lower ground, ground, 2 podium level floors and 20 upper floors. 150 Leadenhall Street is also in office use, comprising ground plus 6 upper floors. The buildings were constructed in the midlate 1970s. Together the buildings occupy one of the most prominent sites in the City of London. The Site lies within the Eastern Cluster of the City. The Eastern Cluster is a grouping of tall existing and approved buildings centred around the Pinnacle which currently defines an apex to this Cluster (when viewed from Waterloo Bridge).
In summary the scheme proposes:
Scheme Overview • Lower ground and basement levels (including part basement mezzanine) for parking, servicing, and ancillary plant and storage • Ground and mezzanine levels plus part 8, 20, and 40 storeys plus plant; • Rising to a height of approximately 185m AOD; • Approximately 450,000 sqft of nett lettable office space (Class B1); • Flexible shop/ cafe and restaurant uses (A1/A3) at part ground and mezzanine levels; • Roof top Pavilion at level 40 with public access to a viewing gallery from a ground floor entrance; • An enhancement to the Leadenhall Street / Bishopsgate junction that will enhance public realm and pedestrian crossings.
Scheme Overview - Prussian Blue
Description
In summary the scheme proposes; •
Lower ground and basement levels (including part basement mezzanine) for parking, servicing, and ancillary plant and storage;
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Ground and mezzanine levels plus part 8, 20, and 40 storeys plus plant;
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Rising to a height of approximately 185m AOD;
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Approximately 450,000 sqft of nett lettable office space (Class B1);
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Flexible shop/ cafe and restaurant uses (A1/A3) at part ground and mezzanine levels;
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Roof top Pavilion at level 40 with public access to a viewing gallery from a ground floor entrance;
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An enhancement to the Leadenhall Street / Bishopsgate junction that will enhance public realm and pedestrian crossings.
Rendering of the top of the tower
6-8 Bishopsgate and 150 Leadenhall Street
Aerial rendering from the south west
6-8 Bishopsgate and 150 Leadenhall Street
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Prussian Blue
Ground, Lower Ground, & Roof Plan
London, 2014
Roof & terraces
Plan View - Public Realm Study Ground floor plan
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Terrace View ( Top) & Basement Level (Bottom) Lower ground floor plan
Section / Elevations
Proposed section A-A, north-south
Proposed west elevation
Cross Section View
East Elevation View
6-8 Bishopsgate and 150 Leadenhall Street
Proposed south elevation
South Elevation View
Proposed east elevation
West Elevation View
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Prussian Blue London, 2014
Pavillion - Top View Study
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Rendering to the top of the tower
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