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4. June 2015
The old Crown House has been demolished.
27. July 2013Atlas is a new 152-metre residential development on the site of a former Crown House office building at Old Street roundabout in London EC1.
The development will comprise 302 apartments with dual-aspect and private balconies, in addition high specification resident amenities such as a gym, spa, swimming pool, café and two dedicated children's play areas.
Over 35% of the development's footprint has been earmarked as public space for both residents and the wider community. This will entail a large piazza area between the two buildings, forming a new pedestrian link featuring a diverse retail and leisure offering.
Launching 16th September 2015. Register your interest on the development website!
Source: Rocket Investments
Atlas has recently reached its full height at 40 storeys.
The last of the steel frame and concrete were put in place, officially topping the building out.
The cladding installation is progressing ahead of programme and has reached level 28.
Internally the building is really taking shape with walls and ceilings complete up to level 15, and work underway on the first fix installation of pipes and wires across levels 16 to 23.
Via theatlasbuilding.com
Atlas development on City Road is launching on 16th September 2015!
The demolition of Crown House, the 1980s office building that formerly stood on the site of The Atlas Building, is now complete, with the building reduced to ground level, reports Rocket Investments.
The piling work will start in July and will last until October. Bulk excavation is expected to begin in November.
This week it was also announced that the £25m redevelopment of Old Street roundabout – known as the gateway to Tech City - got the green light after the public backed the plans during a public consultation.
Moments from The Atlas Building, the project will include segregated cycle lanes and a pedestrianised public space, news that will be welcomed by existing and future residents of the area.
Mayor Boris Johnson said: "We are progressing at full steam with our plans to redesign some of London's most notorious junctions, and Old Street roundabout is one of the key ones we are determined to completely overhaul as quickly as possible.
"These plans will dramatically improve safety for the thousands of cyclists and pedestrians using the junction and also make it easier to access Tech City, which continues to nurture upcoming technology and creative talent from around the world."
It is anticipated that work will start on the redevelopment of Old Street next year, with completion expected in 2018, coinciding with the completion of The Atlas Building. With an increasing number of Londoners opting to travel by bike, the facilities for cyclists were a key consideration for The Atlas Building, which will have 350 dedicated bicycle spaces.
Source: Rocket Investments www.rocket-investments.com
Prices will start from £687,000.00.
Source: JLL Residential.jll.co.uk
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