88 Wood Street, London, EC2V 7QR

Description
88 Wood Street is a landmark tower building, designed by the internationally renowned architect Richard Rogers. The building has been transformed by acclaimed architects Morrow + Lorraine to deliver a contemporary new reception with a generous lounge area, an 83 sq m living wall, terracing and new end of trip facilities. The building will have a new barista / café offering in reception and a on-demand gym to add to the amenity offering. The offices are an EPC B, the building has a BREEAM in use rating of Excellent and is rated WiredScore Platinum.

On floor, a contemporary hybrid Cat A solution has been delivered with the 4th to 7th floors being in Shell & Floor.

Location
The building is situated on the west side of Wood Street close to the junction with London Wall. The building has excellent transport connectivity with Barbican, Moorgate, St. Paul's and Bank stations all within a five minute walk. To the north, using the Barbican 'high walk' access to the Elizabeth Line at Farringdon and Liverpool Street (Moorgate entrance) is easy. There is an abundance of open space around the building with the extensive public realm at Barbican, Smithfield Market and Whitecross Market all within a short walk.

Specifications
• Raft-exposed services Cat A design with perforated ceiling rafts suspended beneath existing coffered concrete ceiling (1st to 3rd, remainder shell and floor)
• EPC B and BREEAM in use Excellent
• WiredScore Platinum
• New 4-pipe fan coil air conditioning
• Fresh air provision of 16 l/s based on 1:8
• Raised access flooring with overall zone of 150mm
• 8 x 16 person glass wall-climber passenger lifts
• 1 x 2,000kg goods lift
• New WC's
• Floor to ceiling heights as follows:
o 2.75m on 3rd and 11th floors
o 3.0m on 1st and 2nd floors
• New welfare facilities to include:
o 213 cycle racks plus 20 folding cycle lockers (233 total)
o 24 showers including one accessible
o 233 lockers and six airing cupboards
• Terrace on level 2 (807 sq ft)