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16 November 2023

Daily Newsletter

16 November 2023

Mace to renovate office space in Square Mile

The building will be renovated via sustainable methods to lower its embodied carbon.

November 15 2023

Global consultancy and construction company Mace has been selected as the lead contractor to renovate the Grade A office of 10 Gresham Street, in the Square Mile, London, UK.

Following the City of London Corporation’s approval for the 145,000ft² reconstruction, CBRE Investment Management (CBRE IM) hired Mace as the project's contractor.

The project will include a 5,146ft² rooftop terrace that will be curated to develop a set of distinct zones ranging from outdoor meeting spaces and flexible event areas to a sensorial garden, as well as a 2,700ft² multipurpose indoor rooftop pavilion.

Architecture company Gensler has remodelled this Foster+Partners-designed building to fulfil modern occupiers' needs. 

The renovation also intends to reduce the building’s embodied carbon by reusing and repurposing materials and eliminating the use of fossil fuels.

Once complete, the restoration is expected to obtain Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Methodology Outstanding and WELL Platinum ratings.

Construction work is set to begin in the fourth quarter (Q4) of this year and is anticipated to be finished in Q1 2025.

Thamesis is the development manager, Knight Frank is the project manager, and AECOM is serving as the building services consultant for the development.

CBRE IM office asset manager and director Matthew Barratt said: “In the City of London currently, there’s increasing demand and limited supply of high-quality, highly sustainable office space focused on employee well-being.

“This refurbishment will reposition 10 Gresham Street to meet the demands and expectations of the modern-day occupier.”

Saudi Arabia construction market dynamics

Per GlobalData, between 2024 and 2027, the Saudi Arabian construction industry is projected to register an AAGR of 5% in real terms, supported by investments in various sectors such as data centers, logistics zones, renewable energy, housing, and tourism projects as part of the Kingdom’s ‘Vision 2030’ economic diversification plan. Construction activity in the energy and utilities sector is estimated to grow at an AAGR of 5.6%, supported by the government’s aim to increase the renewable energy capacity and achieving zero net carbon emissions by 2060.

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