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Matthew Rosewell
Matthew Rosewell, G&T Partner, has been elected to the newly formed British Council for Offices (BCO) London Committee.
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50 Eastbourne Terrace

From Paddington periphery to prime mixed-use hub

Delivering a sustainable, amenity-rich workplace adjacent to the Elizabeth Line

Client

YardNine


Location

London


Services



Size

75,000 sq ft


Completion

2021


Awards and Accreditations

Challenge

Situated adjacent to Paddington Station and the new Elizabeth Line entrance, 50 Eastbourne Terrace presented an opportunity to revitalise a prominent corner site into a high-quality mixed-use development. The challenge was to deliver 75,000 sq ft of Grade A office space, 10,000 sq ft of retail, and seven mews houses, all within a design that meets modern sustainability standards and enhances the urban environment. 

Solution

G&T provided Cost Management services throughout the project. Working closely with YardNine and architects Sheppard Robson, we oversaw the reconfiguration of internal office spaces, the addition of a new sixth floor, and the enhancement of amenity spaces, including over 3,000 sq ft of communal roof terraces. The development features a dynamic reception area, flexible retail and restaurant spaces, and a distinctive 'Real Time' clock by artist Maarten Baas above the main entrance, referencing the site's proximity to Paddington Station.

Outcome

Completed in 2021, 50 Eastbourne Terrace stands as a benchmark for sustainable, mixed-use developments in London. The project integrates high-quality office, retail, and residential spaces, achieving BREEAM 'Excellent' and WELL 'Gold' certifications. G&T's cost consultancy ensured the project met its financial, environmental, and operational goals, delivering a vibrant, amenity-rich environment that enhances the Paddington area.

Project Location

Residential

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