Our latest project:
65 Chandos Place is a charming building in the heart of WC2 Covent Garden, attracting an array of businesses, from retail consultants to asset management firms. Peldon Rose have delivered new end-of-journey facilities and full works in the reception area, as well as fitting two ready-to-work offices on the lower ground (2,173 sq ft) and third floors (3,485 sq ft). These spaces have wholesale appeal, and infiltrate a competitive market.
With excellent transport connections and restaurants and retail abounding on its doorstep, 65 Chandos Place is perfectly positioned in Covent Garden. The building has a notable street presence, with a beautiful façade and distinctively shaped windows, cut in the shape of an upturned trapeze. This street presence is now strengthened through a refreshed arrival area, delivered by Peldon Rose’s Landlord team.
Natural materials abound in the reception area, reflecting Covent Garden's history as a hub of tradespeople in the 1800s
Drawing inspiration from the history of Covent Garden where many tradespeople lived in the 1800s, the design of the reception features natural materials, from rich timbers and forest green finishes to plants and polished stone floors. Wayfinding is prioritised with new signage, and banquette seating along two walls offers visitors a comfortable, relaxed space to wait, flooded with natural light.
The new end-of-journey facilities include bike storage, lockers, and showers. These are essential for active commuters, and mark a commitment to supporting the needs of a contemporary workforce, ensuring the workplace is future facing.
Pockets of space throughout the office are multipurpose and adaptable to shift with the everyday needs of users, ensuring the office designs accommodate flexible, future-focused working
The working floors lean on a resimercial design scheme to combine comfort with functionality. The atmosphere here is calm and focused, countering the bustle of Covent Garden’s streets outside. Exposed services, light colours and fabrics brighten the interior further and leave capacity for businesses to establish their own identities within. But while look and feel are minimalist, these floors are rich in opportunities for collaboration and flexibility.
From meeting rooms to collaboration tables, phone booths, and soft seating, these are versatile, future-focused workspaces catering to a superfluity of employee preferences and task requirements – with the added bonus of an extremely elegant aesthetic.
Intricate details cement the scheme as one with character and quality. Warm oak herringbone flooring matches the herringbone orientation of feature tiles in the tea point, where cupboards in turn match the tile grouting.
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