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Davidson Building, Southampton Street

Contemporary office space in the heart of Covent Garden

Built in 2003, Davidson Building is a double award winning, landmark development that provides high specification office space just moments from Covent Garden market. Comprising a

newly refurbished stunning ground floor reception, four double-aspect floors with cantilevered

balconies on levels two and three and a glazed fifth floor penthouse office with private terrace. The structure sits behind a freestanding, tension- held façade and represents an extraordinary fusion of old and new.

From behind the elegant Edwardian façade of 5 Southampton Street, it’s just possible to make out the markers of modernity. A series of aluminium fins run the length of the parapet, holding in place the glazed roof of a deep atrium, behind which unfolds a modern, flexible and sustainable office building.

Piazza, Covent Garden

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Formerly the site of London’s fruit, vegetable and flower market, today’s Covent Garden is abuzz with commercial activity. Its famously characteristic blend of shops, restaurants, hotels and theatres ensures it remains a sought-after location for businesses that want the best for their clients and staff.

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A cosmopolitan hub yet steeped in history, Covent Garden can offer something for

everyone. Those seeking culture, the classical columned Royal Opera House is a striking landmark overlooking the Piazza and is home to both the Royal Opera and the Royal Ballet. For food enthusiasts, the area has been at the centre of London’s culinary scene for decades, enabling visitors and occupiers to discover something a little bit different as well as reconnect with old favourites.

And for the shopaholics, flagship stores stand shoulder to shoulder with designer boutiques and the vibrant market stalls which surround the Piazza offer art, antiques, homemade foods and handicrafts and everything in between.

Covent Garden Hotel, Monmouth Street

Monmouth Coffee Company, Monmouth Street

Polpo, Maiden Lane J. Sheekey, St Martin’s Court

Covent Garden Market

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1 Bain & Company

2 Brand Me 3 Bulletproof 4 ChannelAdvisor 5 Coutts 6 CVC Capital Partners 7 DreamWorks Animation 8 Delice de France 9 European Capital 10 Havas 11 Hogarth Worldwide 12 Lincoln International

13 Marathon Asset Management 14 Michael Kors

15 Mozilla

16 Mishcon de Reya

17 Noonday Asset Management 18 Orion 19 Pearson 20 Prophet 21 Punter Southall 22 PWC 23 Quilter Cheviot 24 Robert Walters 25 Rocket Fuel 26 Tate & Lyle

27 Waggener Edstrom 28 World Nuclear Association Retailers

1 Apple

2 Burberry Beauty Box

3 Burberry 4 Chanel 5 Hackett 6 Jo Malone 7 Orlebar Brown 8 Penhaligon’s 9 Vilebrequin

10 The White Company

Restaurants

1 Asia de Cuba

2 Balthazar 3 Barrafina

4 Battersea Pie Station

5 Big Easy

6 Champagne + Fromage

7 Club at The Ivy 8 Condesa

9 The Delaunay

10 Five Guys

11 Hawksmoor Seven Dials 12 Homeslice

13 J Sheekey Oyster Bar 14 Joe Allen

15 Massimo Restaurant & Oyster Bar

16 PipsDish 17 Polpo 18 Rules 19 Shake Shack 20 Simpson’s-in-the-Strand 21 Sticks ‘n’ Sushi 22 Tredwell’s Hotels 1 Corinthia Hotel

2 Covent Garden Hotel

3 ME Hotel 4 One Aldwych 5 St Martins Lane 6 The Savoy 7 The W Hotel Gyms

1 Nuffield Health Fitness & Wellbeing Centre

2 Jubilee Hall Gym

3 Gymbox

4 Oasis Sports Centre

5 Good Vibes Studios

Feature red leather reception desk

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A substantial overhaul to the building’s

entrance and interiors has produced inspiring space for a new generation of tenants.

The refurbished Davidson Building features a new frameless glass foyer, affording an effortless welcome into the building’s light and airy

reception area. Gently lit from behind a Barrisol stretch ceiling and with a classic white Carrara marble floor and wall detail, the space feels considered yet understated, housing a bespoke reception desk and seating area finished in dark red leather.

Both the second and third floors feature a glazed balcony that overlooks the open atrium and the sand-lime rendered interior of the original façade. The fifth floor penthouse office benefits from stunning views over Covent Garden,

abundant natural light as well as a surrounding terrace paved in silver-grey granite. Each floor features refurbished WCs and showers, finished in a striking black and white Carrara marble.

The building offers potential tenants flexible and open plan office space that can be adapted to suit individual needs. A sustainable approach to climate control, combining an intelligent

notification via a ‘traffic light’ system, openable windows, displacement air conditioning and exposed concrete ceilings ensures the natural regulation of the building’s temperature in the most sustainable and affordable way.

Reception

— Timeless double-height architectural space with new feature lighting and Carrara marble floor

— New contemporary artwork by Anna Barriball

— Bespoke red leather reception desk — Refreshed lift car finishes

Office floors

— Refurbished exposed concrete soffits — Overhauled displacement air

conditioning system

— Openable windows providing natural ventilation

— WCs and shower on each floor featuring black and white Carrara marble

— New raised access metal floor tiles — Bespoke Zumtobel LED lighting solution — Cantilevered atrium balconies on the

second and third floors — 2.85m floor to ceiling height

— Capped off services on each floor — Private wrap-around external terrace

Lift car interior

WCs with Carrara marble finshes New granite paving

Fifth floor office _{Second floor} 6,300 sq ft Floor Sq ft Sq m Fifth* 4,372 406 Fourth 6,234 579 Third 6,308 586 Second 6,300 585 23,214 2,156 *Plus external terrace of 1,616 sq ft

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Third floor 6,308 sq ft Floor Sq ft Sq m Fifth* 4,372 406 Fourth 6,234 579 Third 6,308 586 Second 6,300 585 23,214 2,156 *Plus external terrace of 1,616 sq ft

So u th a m pto n S tr e e t Ex et e r S tr e et Balcony N Fourth floor 6,234 sq ft Floor Sq ft Sq m Fifth* 4,372 406 Fourth 6,234 579 Third 6,308 586 Second 6,300 585 23,214 2,156 *Plus external terrace of 1,616 sq ft

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Fifth floor office Fifth floor 4,372 sq ft So u th a m pto n S tr e e t Terr a c e Terr a c e Terrace Ex et e r S tr e et Floor Sq ft Sq m Fifth* 4,372 406 Fourth 6,234 579 Third 6,308 586 Second 6,300 585 23,214 2,156 *Plus external terrace of 1,616 sq ft

Charlotte Building, 17 Gresse Street W1 Size: 47,200 sq ft

Architects: Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands Completion: 2009

Derwent London

Derwent London plc owns a portfolio of

commercial real estate predominantly in central London valued at £3.7bn as at 30 June 2014, making it the largest London-focused real estate investment trust (REIT).

Our experienced team has a long track record of creating value throughout the property cycle by regenerating our buildings via development or refurbishment, effective asset management and capital recycling.

We typically acquire central London properties off-market with low capital values and modest rents in improving locations, most of which are either in the West End or the Tech Belt.

We capitalise on the unique qualities of each of our properties – taking a fresh approach to the regeneration of every building with a focus on anticipating tenant requirements and an emphasis on design.

1+2 Stephen Street W1 Size: 267,300 sq ft Architects: Orms Completion: 2014

Tower House, 10 Southampton Street WC2 Size: 52,700 sq ft

Architects: Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands Completion: 2002

One Oxford Street W1 Size: 275,000 sq ft Architects: AHMM Completion: 2020 80 Charlotte Street W1 Size: 380,000 sq ft Architects: Make Completion: 2018

Agents Ashwell Rogers 020 7734 7766 Ash Sharma [email protected] Richard Williams [email protected] Knight Frank 020 7629 8171 Philip Hobley [email protected] William Foster [email protected] Sebastian Abigail [email protected] Architect

Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands

Energy Performance Certificate

Rating: B

www.davidsonbuilding.com

(Inside front cover) View of third floor from cantilevered balcony

(Opposite) Davidson Building, Exeter Street Photography Nick Rochowski

Design Cartlidge Levene Misrepresentation Act

Whilst every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, no responsibility is taken for any error, omission or mis-statement in these particulars which do not constitute an offer or contract. No representation or warranty whatever is made or given either during negotiations or in particular by the vendor, lessors or agents Messrs Ashwell Rogers and Knight Frank. All figures are exclusive of rates, service charge, VAT and all other outgoings. The agents have not tested the services. All floor areas are approximate. Date of preparation November 2014