The recognition highlights a leading example of large-scale structural steel reuse and low-carbon retrofit in a central London mixed-use workplace, incorporating reclaimed 100-year-old steel and exceeding LETI benchmarks alongside BREEAM ‘Outstanding’, WELL Platinum, and NABERS 5* ratings.
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