Comprehensive refurbishment of Oxford Street, London with A Net Zero Carbon Ambition

We are refurbishing our retail and office building at 376-384 Oxford Street, central London to create new space that will be net zero carbon in operation and deliver a leading example of modernised existing stock for the world-famous street. The project is expected to be finalised In 2025.

The building, opposite Bond Street underground station, is one of the few ‘island’ properties on Oxford Street. Re-built in the 1950s, the building has housed C&A and most recently GAP, with the 4th, 5th and 6th floors let and occupied as offices. The building that has been in our client’s ownership for over 70 years.

Targeting a Well Platinum rating for all office floors

The 2nd and 3rd floors will be converted to office space, providing approximately. 1,800 sqm of new CAT A+ office accommodation. Retail space will be provided at basement, ground and first floor.

The offices, accessed from 1 James Street, will benefit from air quality sensors, tech-led waste management and a new building management system which all contribute to a building that will be Net Zero Carbon in operation, with a target of Well Platinum rating for all office floors in the building – including those still occupied.

They will also have new cycle storage and changing facilities and an extended reception area leading to a new first floor co-working lounge – the Green Room – with bookable meeting rooms and conference facilities. New male, female and gender neutral WC facilities are added to the building, with a multi-faith/quiet room and roof garden just some of the new services available to the office tenants.

Taking the community into account

We have regular contact with our existing occupiers, neighbours and local stakeholders. We do this via open update call with any of our interested neighbours and we send a regular newsletter with updates, work schedule. All to minimise disruption and deliver maximum impact for good for this area of the West End.