A post-industrial building
of epic scale and volume
in the heart of creative London

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Volume

Volume to think big and
aim high, cultivating the ideas
of the future.

Turn up the volume: bigger, better, louder
Jimi Hendrix recorded “Hey Joe” in a basement studio,
in 1966, just around the corner from The Post Building

Connectivity

Unparalleled connectivity to
transport, culture and people to
access London’s great talent.

Elizabeth Line (Crossrail) coming to Tottenham Court Road station

Design

Design to liberate creative
expression. Nurturing productivity,
prosperity and wellbeing.

Design inspiration: Alexander Calder’s Studio in 1955, Connecticut, USA

Summary

The Post Building presents 33,000 sq ft of flagship retail, restaurant and gallery space across 135 metres of prominent double-height frontage within a mixed use scheme, including 263,000 sq ft of fully let office space at the heart of London's West End

 

126,000 sq ft let to McKinsey & Company

49,000 sq ft let to Rothesay Life

88,000 sq ft let to Nationwide Building Society

“It has a volume and generosity that you
don't normally discover; it’s something
you’ll never be able to build again”

Simon Allford, architect
Allford Hall Monaghan Morris

Office entrance on Museum Street

5,500 sq ft entrance reception with 6 metre volume

Levels 1 to 4 — 5.5 metre ceiling height

Level 3 — potential meeting rooms under the deck

Level 3 — potential occupier reception

Level 3 — looking north from the south-west corner

Potential collaboration, dining and event space within the double-height volume

Features

Roof garden
Designed for enjoyment, work and wellness looking out over some of London’s most memorable rooftops.
Floating decks
Flexible workspace designed for collaborative or quiet, detail-focused work.
Rapha collaboration
Rapha CEO Simon Mottram explains the exciting design collaboration to deliver market-leading cycle facilities at The Post Building.
The Cathedral Effect
Architecture for ideas, epic ceiling heights are proven to promote creative thinking.

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Downloads

The retail brochure and a short film from the architects are available from the downloads section.