30 St Mary Axe, also known as The Gherkin, is a prestigious commercial building located in the City of London. The building is home to various businesses, primarily in the financial and professional services sectors. The iconic building is designed with sustainability at the forefront, with bright, open spaces that bring daylight deep into column-free floor plates. A natural ventilation that spirals up through the centre of the building and a system that uses excess heat to warm the building’s water supply.

Having recently had tenants vacate the 30th floor, the landlord wanted to upgrade the space with a full CAT A fit-out to attract new tenants and maintain the high standards of the building’s sustainability features.

30 St Mary Axe, also known as The Gherkin, is a prestigious commercial building located in the City of London. The building is home to various businesses, primarily in the financial and professional services sectors. The iconic building is designed with sustainability at the forefront, with bright, open spaces that bring daylight deep into column-free floor plates. A natural ventilation that spirals up through the centre of the building and a system that uses excess heat to warm the building’s water supply.

Having recently had tenants vacate the 30th floor, the landlord wanted to upgrade the space with a full CAT A fit-out to attract new tenants and maintain the high standards of the building’s sustainability features.

The refurbished W/Cs, new flooring, and decorations created a modern and fresh look, making the space more attractive to potential tenants. The upgraded mechanical and electrical systems provided better energy efficiency, reducing the environmental impact of the building. The end result was a client-ready space that potential new clients could envision as their new home for their business.