458 Oxford Street
Location
London, UK
Client
Marks & Spencer
Gross Floor Area m²
64,721
Status
Design
P & P’s proposals deliver an ambitious mixed-use development associated with a new flagship store for M&S. The project contributes to Westminster City Council’s vision for the Oxford Street district.
P & P anticipate that the offices on the upper floors of the building will achieve BREEAM Outstanding and WELL Platinum accreditation. The design delivers ambitious operational energy consumption targets of 33khw/m²/GIA (regulated) and 55kwh/m²/GIA (unregulated). A1/A5 embodied carbon is calculated to be 653 C02e m² GIA.
The proposals carefully consider how the building will meet fundamental health and wellbeing needs; integrating a new generation of sensor technology that draws on our pioneering work for EDGE at London Bridge.
The building possesses a mixed mode ventilation strategy, providing each 3m office bay module with a high-level openable window within the façade.
The proposals detail generous urban greening and net biodiversity gains in line with the Wild West End framework and surpassing GLA requirement levels.
The proposals carefully consider how the building will meet fundamental health and wellbeing needs; integrating a new generation of sensor technology that draws on our pioneering work for EDGE at London Bridge.
The building possesses a mixed mode ventilation strategy, providing each 3m office bay module with a high-level openable window within the façade.
The proposals detail generous urban greening and net biodiversity gains in line with the Wild West End framework and surpassing GLA requirement levels.
