Times Square is an important new development within the City of
London close to St. Paul's Cathedral and adjacent to Blackfriars
Station and St. Andrew-by-the-Wardrobe. The class A building,
with spectacular views of the River Thames, will have 29,580
sq m (318,380 sq ft) of office space in addition to storage
and retail space. Office floors can be divided into two
separate units, each providing an efficient floor plate
surrounding an atrium. The division can be varied on a floor-by-floor
basis for maximum tenant flexibility.
There are two main entrances, one on Queen Victoria Street
and the other incorporating an executive vehicular drop
off area in Playhouse Yard. The facade is a combination
of brick and stone with a double height pediment, designed
to articulate a grand entrance with a projecting glass canopy.
Between the stone piers that structure the pediment, floor-to-ceiling
glass bay windows sill project from the facade to create
a textured streetscape.
Times Square was sold in 2005.
 
|
|
|
