Key Details

Overview

Sixty Threadneedle Street is a Grade A 210,780sq ft/19,583m2 office building in the City of London.

Sixty Threadneedle Street's eastern façade forms Threadneedle Walk, an exciting new retail thoroughfare.

The main entrance faces Royal Exchange, the City's premier retail destination. The immediate area offers an array of shops, cafés and restaurants.

The Building

• Basement - car parking, loading bay, plant
accommodation. Cycle storage and change facility. A3 retail unit and tenant's storage/ancillary plant accommodation.
• Lower Ground - offices.
• Ground - office entrance, management suite and fire control room, retail and loading bay.
• Mezzanine - ancillary office or retail space.
• First & Second - offices suitable for trading.
• Third to Eighth - offices arranged around two atria.
• Roof - plant areas, atria roofs, lift overruns
and window/facade cleaning equipment

A range of measures combine to minimise Sixty Threadneedle Street's impact on the environment, and consequently to achieve an ‘Excellent' BREEAM rating.

These measures are particularly effective in the areas of:

Energy - Energy efficient lighting and heating, a dual-fuel boiler and an array of photovoltaic panels on the roof serve to reduce the amount of energy required by the building.

Transport
The building benefits from the area's excellent public transport links, and further encourages green transport through the provision of 130 bicycle spaces and shower facilities for cyclists.

Ecology
Green roofs attenuate the fl ow of rainwater, while bird boxes and bat boxes promote the biodiversity of the local area.

Water
A focused approach to reducing water demand includes
dual-flush toilets, aerated tap fittings and water
efficient showers.

Health & Wellbeing
Ventilation, lighting and acoustics are all designed to maximise occupier comfort.

Source: sixtythreadneedlestreet.com