280 Bishopsgate
Purpose
The EOT facilities at 280 Bishopsgate were designed to support active commuting, promote tenant wellness, and enhance the building’s appeal in the competitive City market.
Outcome
The EOT facilities have been cited as a unique selling point, playing a major role in leasing substantial floor plates to tenants such as Getty Images, Baker McKenzie, and Cognizant.
What we delivered
500
500
140,000 sqm
Team behind it
Insights
What worked well
High-quality EOT facilities proved to be a strong differentiator in the market, helping attract premium tenants and facilitating the lease of large floor plates.
Collaboration highlight
Early design engagement with architects and seamless coordination with contractors and subcontractors ensured the facilities were functional, attractive, and fully integrated into the building’s overall design.
Practical takeaway for future projects
Investment in active commuting and wellness amenities not only enhances tenant satisfaction but also strengthens a building’s sustainability credentials and market appeal, making it a strategic asset for future developments.
Experience Rating
Silver
Space: 80%
Product: 76%
Overall: 78%
Mark downs were - facility located B2 and access unclear but looks like its through car park ramp. no water cooler, vending machine,. Locker ratio under 1:1, no door in shower cubicle separating wet and dry. Cubicles not fully enclosed.
Product mark downs were no specific accessible locker, folding ironing board.
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