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 new barista offering, a generous lounge area, an 83 sq m living wall, terracing and new end of trip facilities.

On floor, a contemporary hybrid Cat A solution has been delivered with the 4th and 5th floors offering Shell & Floor. All finishes and specifications are therefore flexible. The large contiguous stacks on offer mean the accommodation is suitable for both single and multi-floor occupation.

Location
The building offers excellent transport links with Barbican, Moorgate, St Paul's and Bank stations all within a 5-minute walk.
Access to the Elizabeth Line is very close via the Moorgate entrance.
The local area boasts incredible amenities ranging from 28 green spaces, 182 bars, 25 galleries, 162 restaurants, 137 cafes and 36 fitness facilities.

Specifications
• Semi-exposed services Cat A design with perforated ceiling rafts suspended beneath existing coffered concrete ceiling
• 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)