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Helping make your business… Brought to you by… a happier, more productive and successful place to work. 4 — Thoughtful facts — 6 — The Zig Zag Building — 26 — Transport — 30 — The neighbourhood — 42 — Floor plans — 48 — Space plans — 52 — Key features — 56 — Contacts — 1 We’ve condensed everything you need to know into one digital brochure. How thoughtful! 2 3 1 10 Thoughtful facts 7 Creativity Flexibility 3 Cycling By enriching work environments, employees are happier, healthier and over 15% more productive than they are in a lean, depersonalised work environment. The quality and availability of workplace cycle facilities influences the career choices of more than half of respondents. — Gensler Faulty Towers Report — CFO Survey Europe Report — Cycling and The Modern Workplace Lifestyle 5 Open space 6 Productivity A company’s biggest asset leaves the building at 6pm every evening. Respondents value accessibility to open space, with 70% using open spaces at least once a week and almost one third using it every day. Comfortable, well-ventilated, well-lit, safe workplaces increase productivity by as much as 16% and job satisfaction by up to 24%, and reduce absenteeism. — Sir Martin Sorrell, WPP plc —G ensler; Open Space an Asset without a champion — www.desktime.com 8 Fit healthy staff 65% of workers say they would improve their performance if their offices were more comfortable. Fit employees commit 27% fewer errors on tasks involving memory or concentration. — www.inc.com — www.pleasecycle.com 4 2 72% of property directors believe businesses are picking up the bill for badly designed, energy-inefficient buildings. 4 We’ve done our homework on the things that matter to you when choosing an office space. Efficiency 9 Corporate Social Responsibility 10 Doing business in London Around 35% of European companies say that improving employee morale, hiring and retention and overall internal goodwill is considered one of the top three reasons for adopting CSR objectives. Victoria Station is the busiest central London terminal station, with 82 million Underground passengers, and over 136 million people passing through the mainline station each year. — CFO Survey Europe Report — TfL and Network Rail 5 Easy connectivity to London, Gatwick and the world. ment to corp ora mit om A visi ble c . ial responsibil ity soc te Al fresco dining and lively café culture outside at Iberica and Jamie’s Italian. What makes our building so thoughtful. Intelligent zonal control for heating and cooling. Cycle storag ea wer facilities sho for nd 6 ve lifestyle acti . an Our air is as clean as a seaside town. Acres of beautiful Royal Parks nearby. 7 — Victoria masterplan — Victoria Street Victoria Station Nova, Victoria 2016–2019 New Victoria station entrance 2016–2018 Portland House 8 Buckingham Palace Westminster Cathedral Cardinal Place Kings Gate The Zig Zag Building 123 Victoria Street Wellington House St. James’s Park 62 Buckingham Gate 9 10 11 — The thoughtful office building — An island site surrounded by activity and life 12 13 — Double height office entrance — Direct from Victoria Street 14 15 — Office reception — 16 17 — Office reception — With seating area, wi-fi connection and public art 18 19 — Office reception — 20 21 — Floor 6 — With full height windows 22 23 — Terrace on floor 6 — 24 25 Transport At the heart of Victoria you can quickly access all underground lines. Connecting you to the City and Canary Wharf; along with London’s main line stations taking you to the home counties and high speed links to airports. 5 Paddington 11 mins Euston 5 mins Baker Street 9 mins Farringdon 18 mins Heathrow Terminals 2 and 3 with Heathrow Express (Times from Paddington) 15 mins C Oxford Circus 3 mins Notting Hill Gate 11 mins Minutes to Euston Tottenham Court Road 12 mins Green Park 1 min Liverpool Street 18 mins l Holborn 10 mins City Airport 31 mins Bank 15 mins Leicester Square 8 mins Piccadilly Circus 7 mins Minutes to London Bridge s ro ai sr Stratford International 27 mins Moorgate 18 mins Bond Street 8 mins 8 8 Timings sourced from TFL King’s Cross St. Pancras 8 mins Charing Cross 11 mins Tower Hill 15 mins Heathrow Airport 45 mins South Kensington 4 mins Earl’s Court 9 mins Minutes to Waterloo Victoria The Zig Zag Building Westminster 5 mins St. James's Park 3 mins Embankment 6 mins London Bridge 8 mins Canary Wharf 19 mins Key 11 National rail eurostar Crossrail ( ) Airport Riverboar services Minutes to Paddington 26 Gatwick Airport with Gatwick Express 30 mins (Times from Victoria) Waterloo 8 mins Brighton, with Network Rail 57 mins (Times from London Bridge) 27 — Victoria station new north entrance — Opening in Summer 2016 at Cardinal Place, one minute walk from The Zig Zag Building 28 29 The neighbourhood TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD g Ed e ar w ad Ro Stre Oxford et OXFORD CIRCUS BOND STREET MARBLE ARCH Soho ad Covent Garden TEMPLE LEICESTER SQUARE et S nd tre Bo Grosvenor Square COVENT GARDEN S nt ge Re ater Ro Baysw et tre PICCADILLY CIRCUS Berkeley Square Mayfair an Str St. James’s Burlington Arcade CHARING CROSS St. James’s Square l al ll M Pa GREEN PARK Hyde Park EMBANKMENT 10 mins walk Whitehall Trafalgar Square Royal Automobile Club lly di ca Pic d HYDE PARK CORNER WATERLOO Green Park Kensington Road Wellington Arch KNIGHTSBRIDGE eR oa d Pa lac kin gh am Bu c Nova Restaurant R Quarter Cardinal Place VICTORIA Big Ben ad Ki 30 ad Ro ’s ng Westminster t W ee Abbey Str Ro Chelsea ia tor Vic o Eaton Square ST. JAMES’S PARK ha m Ga te The Zig Zag Building ing lo Belgravia Westminster ck Millbank Street Sloane Road Cromwell Victoria Bu WESTMINSTER Walk Birdcage er den Place Bressen 5 mins walk at W St. James Theatre e Belgrave Square St. James’s Park gham gha m Buckingham Buckingham Palace ac Palace Gardens c Pla or en sv ro G Knightsbridge Harrods London Eye b Lam Westminster Cathedral Vincent Square Pimlico SLOANE SQUARE 31 d Roa eth Grab and go Lunch on the run can still be delicious with plenty of options to grab and go, and you won’t be short of places to get your morning coffee fix. — Morning coffee Delicious lunchtime options Under five minutes walk to: — Benugo — Costa — Eat — Leon — Pret a Manger Fresh juice Fresh juice Naturally fast food 32 In summer go al fresco 33 Dining and drinking From tapas to noodles, there’s a world of cuisine around Victoria. Whether you want to try something new or you’re craving a home comfort, it’s all here. — R oyal Quarter Café Jamie’s Italian Elegant dining Under five minutes walk to: — Browns — Quilon — Iberica — Royal Quarter Café — Jamie’s Italian — La Tasca — M Victoria St — Nando’s — The Phoenix — Wagamama — Zizzi Bright nightlife The Phoenix 34 35 Nova Food Arriving autumn 2016 Victoria is fast becoming London’s newest food destination. With 18 new brands arriving in autumn 2016, Nova will offer over 400 al fresco seats, for everything from morning coffee to evening cocktails. — Nova development Sourced Market Jason Atherton Sticks‘n’Sushi Bone Daddies Nova development Under five minutes walk to: — Barbecoa —B one Daddies —D &D London —D aisy Green — F ranco Manca — Jason Atherton — The Rail House Café —S hake Shack —S ourced Market — Sticks‘n’Sushi — T he Stoke House 36 37 Retail Victoria is fast becoming a shopper’s heaven. So whether you need a last minute gift or want some retail therapy, you’re spoilt for choice. — St James Space NK Under five minutes walk to: — Boots — M&S —D onna Ida — Mango — Goldsmiths — Molton Brown —H awes & Curtis — Monsoon — Hobbs — Runners Need — Hotel Chocolat — Space NK —H ouse of Fraser — Swarovski — Jones — Topshop — L’Occitane — Zara Donna Ida 38 Cardinal Place Hotel Chocolat 39 Lifestyle and hotels Victoria is fast becoming a shopper’s heaven. So whether you need a last minute gift or want some retail therapy, you’re spoilt for choice. — St James Theatre Curzon Cinema Victoria Palace Theatre 51 Buckingham Gate St James Theatre Under five minutes walk to: — 51 Buckingham Gate — Curzon Cinema — Conrad — St. James — Fitness First — The Goring — Gymbox Westminster Cathedral 40 — Hotel 41 — L A Fitness — The Rubens — St James Theatre — Victoria Palace Theatre — Westminster Cathedral 41 Schedule of areas OFFICE AREAS FLOOR 12 Deutsche Bank FLOOR 11 Deutsche Bank FLOOR 10 Deutsche Bank FLOOR 9 Jupiter Asset Management FLOOR 8 Jupiter Asset Management FLOOR 7 Jupiter Asset Management FLOOR 6 – TERRACE 21,994 sq ft Available FLOOR 5 Moneycorp FLOOR 4 Deutsche Bank FLOOR 3 Deutsche Bank FLOOR 2 Deutsche Bank FLOOR 1 – RETAIL Office reception FLOOR G – RECEPTION FLOOR LG – RETAIL TOTAL CYCLE PARKING 187 TOTAL CAR PARKING (INCLUDING 3 DISABLED SPACES) 25 KEY Plan not to scale –Indicative only. 42 43 Retail space Available office space Bike/car park Let Car park and cycle access Ground floor masterplan N ff p-o dro e tiv cu Exe KEY Lifts, goods and services Retail/restaurant Office reception ff p-o dro ve i t cu Exe Kings Gate lobby Iberica eet r Str nse Spe Jamie’s Italian Office reception Retail Mango M Restaurant Retail et e Stre Palac eet ria Str Victo 44 45 Floor 6 21,994 sq ft/2,043 sq m N KEY Lifts, goods and services Office Private terrace 35.4m 10.5m Lift lobby 26.6m 20.9m 12.1m 28.3m Terrace Plan not to scale –Indicative only. 46 47 Floor 6 Cellular space plan N KEY Lifts, goods and services Office Private terrace Lift lobby Vend & Breakout Store Posts and goods Comms Terrace Coats Copy Copy Pantry Store Coats and luggage Breakout Coats Reception and waiting area Boardroom NIA 21,994 sq ft/2,043 sq m Cellular offices 15 Open plan workstations 96 Receptionists2 Total headcount 195 sq ft/18 sq m Meeting rooms x 10 74 meeting seats Boardroom x 1 Plan not to scale –Indicative only. IPR – Indicative planning ratio 48 113 IPR per headcount 49 20 seats Floor 6 High density space plan N KEY Lifts, goods and services Office Vend & Breakout Private terrace Lift lobby Store Comms Quiet Rooms Breakout Terrace Pantry Furn Store Reception/ Waiting Area Copy NIA 21,994 sq ft/2,043 sq m Open plan workstations Total headcount 91 sq ft/8.5 sq m Meeting rooms x 8 75 meeting seats Informal meeting/collaboration areas IPR – Indicative planning ratio 50 241 IPR per headcount Quiet rooms x 5 Plan not to scale –Indicative only. 241 51 5 seats 90 seats Key features Basement amenities Cycle parking Changing facilities including: — 196 lockers — 16 showers (separate male and female) — 2 x DDA-compliant shower rooms — 4 WCs — Towel service — 187 cycle spaces — Separate basement bike ramp — Lift access up to office reception Terraces Lifts — Private terrace on floor 6, plus client event terrace on level 10 — Central group of 6 lifts (21-person) — Dual entry 2,500kg goods lift — Dedicated fire-fighting lifts Cooling Car parking — Four-pipe fan coil with 1:8 sq m occupation density — Possible mixed mode operation with openable windows — High internal air quality 2.0 l/s/sq m of clean, conditioned air supplied — Dedicated resilent cooling facilities for tenant-critical equipment — 25 spaces, including 3 disabled spaces — Lift access up to office reception — Executive drop-off on Spenser Street with covered walkway to reception 52 53 Key features Green credentials Occupational design — BREEAM rating – “Excellent” — EPC rating – B — Extensive energy metering — Low NOx boilers — Rain water harvesting — Combined heating and power with absorption chiller — Photovoltaic panels — LED lighting installations — Designed for occupancy of 1 person per 8 sq m, up to 255 people on a single floor — Escape stairs 1 person per 6 sq m Servicing Power and data — At street level from Spenser Street, 2 lay-bys provided adjacent to building with direct access to goods lift — Resilient power supplies — 2 x 1480KW standby generators (installed) including tenant power — 24/7 critical cooling system installed — Multiple data communications providers and dual intake and distribution routes — Wi-fi access at ground floor reception Front of house Dimensions — Concierge service for all occupiers include: — Transport — Local attractions/services — Shopping — Restaurants — 8.5m reception floor to ceiling height — 2.75m raised floor to suspended ceiling height — Enhanced raised floor void 175mm (overall) 54 55 Find out how The Zig Zag Building could work for you. London Leasing Land Securities Group PLC T +44 (0)20 7413 9000 landsecuritieslondon.com Knight Frank LLP T +44 (0)20 7629 8171 knightfrank.co.uk Cushman & Wakefield LLP T +44 (0)20 7935 5000 cushwake.com The Zig Zag Building, 70 Victoria Street, London SW1E 6SQ Misrepresentation Act Whilst the statements contained in these particulars are given in good faith and as a general guide to the property they do not form any part of an offer or contract. Neither the lessor, or any person in the employment of Land Securities, Knight Frank or Cushman & Wakefield LLP has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatsoever in relation to this property. Interested parties must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of these particulars. CGIs used are for indicative purposes only. thezigzagbuilding.com 56 March 2016 thezigzagbuilding.com
