Key Details

Overview

One Creechurch Place is an office building in the City of London EC3.

The T-shaped development provides 272,505 sq ft (26,000m2) of grade A office space over 17 floors, served by 11 lifts.

The entrance area is to the Northwest end of the building, accessed off Creechurch Lane.

Designed by architect Sheppard Robson, the building is designed to be a sustainable City headquarters, with its landscaped square and distinctive, towering architecture.

Skanska was responsible for construction, mechanical and electrical engineering and installation of services within the main plant rooms.

The building achieved a BREEAM Excellent rating. Skanska as employed sustainable approaches to construction throughout the project to minimise the environmental footprint of the project, including:
- Efficient use of water and energy
- Minimising waste
- Using materials that have a zero or near-zero impact on the community and surrounding environment
- Maximising the use of recycled materials

Car, Motorcycle and Bicycle Parking
5 car parking spaces are provided, 2 of which are designated disabled. 55 basement motorcycle spaces are provided.

500 bicycle spaces are provided. A separate bicycle lift is accessed via Creechurch Place. A dedicated cycle lift serves the transfer of cycles and cyclists from the ground floor entrance at Creechurch Place to the cycle facilities on the lower ground floor.

Car parking is accessed via a car lift within the loading bay.

History

2019 September - Helical sells 10% shareholding in One Creechurch Place to the joint venture partner HOOPP.

2016 - Work started in August 2014 and completed in October 2016.

2014 May - Helical signed a joint venture agreement with HOOPP (Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan) to redevelop the site. Under the terms of the joint venture, HOOPP and Helical will jointly fund the project on a 90:10 split, with Helical acting as the development manager for which it will receive a promotional payment depending on the successful outcome of the scheme.