Since 2010 the 58,600sqft of Narrow Quay House office space had stood unoccupied and redundant. The ambition became to transform this building, that occupies such a prime city centre location, into a high calibre accommodation that would achieve premium rents.

Such was the consequent success of the project that 40,000sqft of the building was pre-let off plan: the first such letting in Bristol city centre for five years.

Some of the key features that make the building so attractive include:
· an internal atrium, flooding the building with natural light (rare on a 13,000 sqft floor)
· an attractive two storey entrance enhancing the building’s street-front presence
· flexible floorplates, allowing the building longevity and affording occupiers supreme adaptability
· a striking new façade, adding vitality to a previously drab public realm

The new façade, plus the replacement of services and windows, enables the building to exceed current energy efficient standards. In addition an extensive PV installation covers the entire roof, far surpassing Bristol’s renewables policy. With developments striving to attain high levels of economy: Narrow Quay House is targeted to achieve a BREEAM Very Good rating and EPC B.

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