Much of what we do as an industry is concealed from view – either behind hoarding or within in the confines of buildings. We love that everyone – from clients, to end-users, project team members, and oftentimes passersby and the public – gets to enjoy the finished result, but it’s the journey to get there that we relish at Storey. We’d like to take you behind the scenes of our project at 188 City Road, originally built as the head office of The Lipton Tea Company, with the recent completion of demolition works onsite. The three upper levels of the building have now been removed, along with the existing core, with space made way for the new relocated core which will allow for expansive open-plan floor plates. We look forward to the commencement of steelwork installation just before Christmas and completion of the project (some visuals included below), a net zero carbon in operation office redevelopment, in 2025. Client: Shorea Capital Development Manager: Native Land Project Management: Angelina Hand, Priscilla Frimpong, Stephen Adams, Georgie Davis Architect: Stiff + Trevillion Architects M&E: NDY Cost Consultant: Quantem Structure: Heyne Tillett Steel Contractor: 8build #storeyprojectmanagement #construction #officeredevelopment www.storeyproject.com
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Board Partner at Quantem
3moWhat an exciting project and a testament to the perseverance and expertise of the professional team! Procuring and delivering projects like City Road, with its rich history and ambitious vision for the future, is no small feat. Quantem are glad to be a part of this team and can't wait to see this one come to life!