Quadrum, a real estate development and investment management and advisory group, has chosen BAM Construction to deliver its sustainable office redevelopment at 11 Belgrave Road, Victoria, London.
BAM was appointed after a two-stage competitive tender process.
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This project will provide 108,000ft2 of Grade A space.
It is claimed to be the first scheme in the UK to achieve a 5.5-star NABERS design-reviewed target rating for building efficiency and one of only three in the country to be also pre-certified.
This project has been designed by Eric Parry Architects along with landscape architects Gillespies.
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Once complete in Q4 of 2023, the project will transform the current site into 108,000ft2 of net zero carbon office space.
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By GlobalDataThe project will also have 14,000ft2 of communal spaces and other facilities, including a 3,300ft2 café and 4,600ft2 gym.
Furthermore, it will feature about 13,000ft2 of green space. There would be a 2,600ft2 of private garden at ground floor besides spacious indoor and outdoor amenity spaces, a private terrace on the sixth and multiple terraces on the seventh floor. A rooftop platform will offer complete views over London.
This scheme will have storage for 178 bikes, five-star spa-style changing rooms with 19 showers, and 177 smart lockers.
Led by engineering consultancy Max Fordham, the project is designed to be net zero carbon in terms of construction and operation.
Quadrum chief operating officer Ilyas Aslam said: “Designing the redevelopment of 11 Belgrave Road has been an exciting opportunity to provide a ground-breaking landmark office building for the next generation of occupier, focused on the highest ESG standards in an exceptional location and with wellbeing at its heart.
“To deliver the scheme, we wanted to engage with a project team that shared our vision for this development. BAM Construction is a great addition, setting its own exceptional standards in sustainability both as a contractor and as a business.”
BAM Construction London regional director Rod Stiles said: “I’m very pleased to renew our partnership with Eric Parry, having worked with the practice at both Finsbury Square and Pancras Square, the latter being part of the transformation of Kings Cross. I am also delighted to be working so closely already with the Quadrum team.
“The quality of our collaboration not only resolves problems, it enhances the way we adopt digital platforms, achieve sustainability goals and deliver social value to the community around us. There is great positive vibe emerging from the client team and we bring a wealth of experience to bear.”
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Image: The project is expected to complete in Q4 2023. Credit: BAM/ Quadrumz.
