66 Queen Square. Space planning and specification

Transcription

1 66 Queen Square Space planning and specification

2 The building Overview Queen Square is a new five-storey office development in the heart of Bristol s business centre, with its main entrance on the prestigious Queen Square corner of the site, at the traditional heart of Bristol s prime office area. The historic element of the building is Queen Anne House, which was rebuilt as a Grecian-style terrace, and offers space which is an elegant contrast to the adjoining new, open plan office space. Stylish meeting rooms in the Georgian section of the building enjoy exceptional views over Queen Square, and this immaculately refurbished space means that 66 Queen Square offers the best of both worlds - a unique opportunity to deliver flexible and modern office space in an historical setting, to meet the needs of any occupier. Summary specification 58,416sqft (5,427sqm) net approx of contemporary office space, designed to be light, spacious and flexible BREEAM Excellent EPC A (new build) and EPC B (Georgian terrace) VRV air conditioning Lower energy requirements by design, thereby lower occupational costs Meeting spaces with fantastic views over Queen Square Refurbished grade II listed Georgian terrace, modernised inside to provide breakout areas on each floor 12 secure basement car parking spaces, plus additional space on Queen Square Secure basement cycle spaces with shower facilities Two 10-person passenger lifts Floor-to-ceiling heights typically 2.7m 150mm raised-access floors Sustainability Sustainability EPC A 20 (new build) and EPC B 41 (Georgian terrace) Energy-efficient LED lighting Sustainable materials used in construction On-site renewable technology like photovoltaic panels to generate electricity: anticipated 26 per cent reduction in carbon emissions for the building, surpassing current standards Maximum use of natural daylight to enhance the feeling of well-being and reduce the need for lighting High-performance fabric with low heat loss and high air tightness specification, reducing the energy needed to heat the building Water-saving fittings, such as flow-regulated taps and low-flow toilets, reducing water usage without compromising on performance Energy meters in office areas for active energy monitoring and to encourage lower energy use BREEAM Excellent

3 Space plan General General Net lettable area 14,521sqft / 1,349sqm Open-plan workstation 156 Reception 2 Total headcount 158 Ratio 1:6 with storage 1:9 total area Atrium Office Additional space Core areas Floor plans not to scale. For identification purposes only.

4 Space plan Penthouse Meeting rooms Office Core areas Floor plans not to scale. For identification purposes only.

5 Space plan Penthouse General office arrangement Office Core areas Floor plans not to scale. For identification purposes only.

6 Space plan Georgian terrace Alternative layouts Office Additional space Core areas Floor plans not to scale. For identification purposes only.

7 Site plan Marsh Gate George V Place City Wall King William Avenue King Street Thunderbolt Square 66 Queen Square Car park entrance Prince Street Entrance Queen Square Subway Assembly Rooms Lane Queen Square Middle Avenue Not to scale. For identification purposes only.

8 Skanska UK plc 120 Aldersgate Street London EC1A 4JQ Jones Lang LaSalle +44 (0) jll.co.uk Alder King +44 (0) alderking.com Neal Pickering +44 (0) Misrepresentation Act 1967: Jones Lang LaSalle and Alder King, on behalf and for the lessors of this property whose agents they are, give notice that: The particulars are set out as a general outline only for guidance of intending lessees and do not constitute, nor constitute part of, an offer or contract. March SUBJECT TO CONTRACT.