7-10 Old Bailey, London EC4

Bowen plc has recently completed the construction of the 7-10 Old Bailey design & build office development.  This site is in a prime location within the heart of London, with the Old Bailey Courts and Amen Court as its adjoining neighbours.

The building area is approximately 9000m², built over eight floors.  All main plant is housed on the 7th floor roof level, with minor plant rooms in the basement to provide office space to Basement and Ground floor levels.  With reception on the 1st floor, the fully fitted out main office space is on 1st to 6th floor levels which will be finished to Category ‘A’ standard.

The building also boasts an impressive central atrium running vertically from the ground floor and tapering off at roof level. The atrium’s design is devised to be both aesthetically and ergonomically pleasing by taking advantage of the natural lighting, while creating an inspiring focal point that harmonizes the structure perpendicularly.

Our team has recently, proudly received a City of London Gold Award achievement and a Considerate Contractors ‘Performance beyond Compliance’ award for this project.

Client: Marylebone Warwick Balfour (MWB)
Value: £22m
Dates: August 2007 to March 2009 

AIG Headquarters, 56-59 Fenchurch Street, London EC3

This European Headquarters building provides sixteen storeys of office accommodation in a prominent location in the heart of the City. The development also incorporates retail units at street level and two basement levels for car parking and plant.

Client: New Hampshire Insurance Company
Value: £35m
Dates: October 2000 - December 2002

3 Bunhill Row, London EC1

A new 13,900m2 office building of eight storeys above ground and one basement level.

CityPoint, London EC2

The CityPoint redevelopment represented the largest single commercial office development built in the City of London. It is a 35 storey building providing 57,000m sq of quality office space.

1 Plough Place, London EC4

Located between Holborn Circus and Fleet St, this eight-storey steel frame building comprises six floors of offices above a ground floor bar/restaurant and reception area, and basement.

Ashdown House, London SW1

A challenging major refit of a fifteen-storey, 29,300m2, 1970s office building to a tight programme for the relocation of the Department of Trade and Industry.

No.1 Princes Street, London EC2

Redevelopment of the 1928 Mowlem built listed building. Two existing main facades were retained to fifth floor level as was the listed banking hall and dome in the centre of the site between ground and second floor levels; the upper two floors were dismantled for rebuilding.