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Victoria SW1

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Victoria SW1

A Timeline to Transformation

Wellington House

Cardinal Place

123 Victoria Street

62 Buckingham Gate

Kings Gate

The Zig Zag Building

Victoria Station Upgrade (VSU)

Nova, Victoria (Phase 1)

Nova, Victoria (Phase 2)

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Portland House 2–4 Castle Lane

Victoria SW1

Portland House 2018

Cardinal Place Complete

123 Victoria Street Complete

Kings Gate 2015

Wellington House Complete

Nova, Victoria 2016–2018

The Zig Zag Building 2015

Castle Lane 2018

62 Buckingham Gate Complete

Area offices: 564,300 sq ft / 52,425 sq m

Occupiers include: AT&T, Cambridge Associates, CT Partners, EDF Energy, EDF Trading Ltd, Experian, Kazakhmys, KPI Bridge Oil, Microsoft Ltd, Ruffer, Smiths Group, Wellington Management, Klesch, 3i, DP World

Area retail: 96,075 sq ft / 8,926 sq m

Occupiers include: Marks & Spencer, SpaceNK,

Molton Brown, Zara, TopShop,

Runners Need, Cycle Surgery,

Hobbs, The North Face, EAT,

Wagamama, Hawes & Curtis

Architect: EPR Architects

Cardinal Place, Victoria SW1

Cardinal Place

Cardinal Place, Victoria SW1

123 Victoria Street, Victoria SW1

123Victoria Street


Occupiers include: Jimmy Choo, Labelux,

CDC Group, CPA Global,

Bally, Intuit and John Lewis

Partnership


Occupiers include: Boots, Hotel Chocolat,

Clarks, Pret A Manger,

Scoffs, Wasabi, Starbucks

Architect: Aukett Fitzory Robinson

123 Victoria Street, Victoria SW1

Wellington House, Victoria SW1

Wellington House

Area retail: 2,640 sq ft / 245 sq m

Apartments: 59 (all sold off plan)


Let to Royal Quarter Café

Architect: John McAslan & Partners

Wellington House, Victoria SW1

62 Buckingham Gate, Victoria SW1

62 Buckingham Gate


8th floor let to World Fuels


Architect: Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects

62 Buckingham Gate, Victoria SW1

Kings Gate, Victoria SW1

Kings Gate

Area residential: 108,632 sq ft / 10,092 sq m

Apartments: 100


Let to Jamie’s Italian

Architect: Patrick Lynch Architects

Kings Gate, Victoria SW1

The Zig Zag Building, Victoria SW1

The Zig Zag Building




The Zig Zag Building, Victoria SW1

Nova, Victoria, the placeNova, Victoria is new. New to Victoria, new to London, new to Europe. It is an architecturally daring development on a grand scale, creating a vibrant new link between Victoria Station and Buckingham Palace and the Royal Parks, and definitively crowning the recent reinvention of Victoria. It is the most desirable new place to live in Europe, a covetable workspace for innovative global businesses, a destination for exciting, concept shopping, and a distinctive, ever changing cultural space. More than a development, Nova is a campus, a village, a district, a quarter, a landmark, a place to live, work and enjoy. Because it’s completely new. It’s Nova.

Nova, Victoria SW1

Nova, Victoria130 Victoria Street



Architect: PLP

Nova, Victoria SW1

Nova, Victoria11 Bressenden Place



Architect: PLP

Nova, Victoria SW1

Nova, Victoria SW1

Nova, Victoria The Nova Building



Architect: Benson & Forsyth LLP

Nova, Victoria1 Bressenden Place



Architect: PLP

Nova, Victoria SW1

Nova, Victoria122 Victoria Street

Office: 15,274 sq ft / 1,419 sq m

Retail: 1,240 sq ft / 115 sq m

Other and car park: 15,734 sq ft / 1,462 sq m

and 173 spaces


Nova, Victoria SW1

Portland House, Victoria SW1

Portland House

Apartments: 206



Architect: David Chipperfield

Portland House, Victoria SW1

2–4 Castle Lane

Area residential: 56,995 sq ft / 5,295 sq m (consented)

Architect: Henley Halebrown Rorrison

2-4 Castle Lane, Victoria SW1

2-4 Castle Lane, Victoria SW1

Victoria SW1

Corporate Responsibility

Education

Supporting five schools: Pimlico Academy, St Augustine’s School, College Park School, Paddington Academy and Westminster City School. Land Securities staff volunteer time for careers advice, staff development for teachers, site visits, work experience and introduction to the industry.

Pimlico Academy Design Project piloted which included six 2 hour workshops for six Year 12 students to introduce them to the property development industry pilot to be rolled out.

Supporting two colleges: Westminster Kingsway College and City of Westminster College with careers activity, work experience, marketing support and linkage to Employment Strategy.

Work Experience Students – agreement with Westminster Education Business Partnership – taking six placements for Year 12 students in 2013, one work experience placement for a student from the Peter Jones Enterprise Academy at Westminster Kingsway College.

London Apprenticeship Company (LAC) – free space provided at Westminster Kingsway College, which equates to supporting 400 apprenticeships plus taking three apprenticeships at Land Securities Head Office. Charitable let for 2012/13 equates to £79,000.

University Technical College Bid (UTC) – Westminster City Council invited us to be an employer partner on the bid for a UTC in Westminster, with a seat on the UTC’s Employer Advisory Board. This maintains our position as industry leaders in shaping a new generation of talent to meet industry gaps.

Westminster City School – pro-bono help with the proposed extension of the existing art building – architect Patrick Lynch undertaking design.

Supporting Employment

Circle Sports – Westminster based charity we have sponsored the delivery of a training pilot (£10,000) supporting 15 Young People [NEETs] matched with our service providers for work experience and employment offers.

London Employment Strategy – under the banner of our London Employment Strategy in the 2012 – 2013 period Land Securities has engaged with and supported 161 Westminster residents with 42 of those going into employment.

Grant Giving and Sponsorship

Westminster Fund – £37,000 (majority Land Securities funding) has paid for an early intervention project on the Churchill Gardens Estate, which has successfully engaged 28 at risk children 8-13 years.

Cardinal Hume Centre – £20,000 donation to 110 Building Project.

Charities Supported

Westminster Charity Support – supporting approximately 15 charities.

Marylebone Project – programme of support including 55 volunteers and four partners equated £66,000 in-kind support and commendation through Westminster Community Awards 2013.

Look Ahead Housing – 30 volunteers from Land Securities Information Systems Team supported the transformation of a garden.

The Abbey Centre – pro-bono support for building project and trustee time equates to a £4,000 in kind investment.

The Passage – one project manager spent 208 hours in 2012/13 managing a building project – £7,000.

Westminster Boating Base – Land Securities Project manager providing pro-bono advice on building project and liaising with Clipfine to undertake work (Lend Lease contractor).

Christmas Support (2012) – eight charities supported with volunteering, space for choirs and gifts.

Charitable Lets – in 2012/13 space was provided to three charities to a value of £192,000: including LAC, New Schools Network (Victoria Street): £98,000 – and Project Orchid (Allington Court): £15,000.

Business Improvement Districts – Land Securities support five BIDs across Westminster and offer financial and pro-bono expertise from Land Securities staff. Annual financial support totals £265,500.

Community Liaison

Blue-Badge tours of Victoria continue on a monthly basis, with stakeholders and residents.

Community Liaison meetings held bi-monthly to keep local residents and businesses up-to-date with development activity.

Newsletters and Newspapers – a quarterly Corporate Responsibility newsletter and Development Newsletter is issued three times a year. The Victoria Newspaper is circulated quarterly, locally and throughout the South East.

Westminster Corporate Responsibility Activity 2012 – 2013

Victoria SW1

Community Engagement

Jonathan Alabaster Community Liaison Officer

“Our engagement in Victoria is two fold and centres around our statutory engagements, which includes our Community and Stakeholder Liaison meetings and our pro-active approach, which sees us going out into the community meeting residents and businesses alike, bringing our vision for Victoria alive with historical tours of the area, that also take in our developments, and regular site visits to live projects. My background as a Project Manager in Construction, working on similar sized projects, helps with the day to day issues that arise around our developments. Land Securities wanted to have someone informed on the ground that, could respond quickly to any requests, and that was dedicated to our Victoria projects. In addition I support a number of local charities within our Corporate Responsibility banner, with pro-bono project management advice.”

Victoria Newspaper – 300,000 distribution to Victoria Station, Sloane Square, St James’s Park, Sunday Telegraph to London and the South East

Victoria Newsletter – 30,000 distribution to local residents and businesses

Victoria SW1

Victoria used to be a place you went ‘through’ rather than ‘to’ – there is now a tangible buzz in the air in SW1 – Victoria is sexy, it’s vibrant and changing! After an exciting day working at the St. James Theatre I love to saunter along some of our charming Victoria streets – so many hidden gems!”Lady Lucy French Director, St. James Theatre

Victoria SW1

Victoria SW1

London, within 1 hour. Underground/train travel times.

Green Park 2 mins Euston 8 mins King’s Cross 10 mins Waterloo 10 mins

London Bridge 11 mins Charing Cross 11 mins Bank / Monument 14 mins Liverpool St 20 mins

Canary Wharf 25 mins Gatwick 30 mins Luton 40 mins City Airport 50 mins

Transport Links

Victoria SW1

Victoria SW1

51 Buckingham Gate

Bannatyne Health & Fitness

Bannatyne Spa Millbank

Doubletree by Hilton

Earth spa

Fitness First Cardinal Place

Grace Belgravia

Hesperia Hotel Victoria

Hive London

InterContinental Hotel

LA Fitness

Mint Hotel

Park Plaza

Powerflex Studios

Queen Mother Sport Centre

Rubens At The Palace London

Sohot Yoga

Spa at 51 Buckingham Gate

St. Ermin’s Hotel

St. James Beauty Salon

The Berkeley

The Fitness Suite

The Goring Hotel

The Grosvenor Hotel

The Halkin Hotel

The Lanesborough

The Lord Milner Hotel

The Windermere Hotel

The Z Hotel

Westminster Physiotherapy & Pilates Center

Apollo Victoria

Apsley House

Big Ben

Buckingham Palace

Cardinal Place Roof Gardens

Chester Square

Churchill Museum & War Rooms

Clarence House

Dean’s Yard

Downing Street

Edel Assanti Gallery

Eleven Fine Art

European Commission

Home Office

House of Parliament

Methodist Central Hall

Parliament Square

Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre

Royal Horticultural Halls

St James Theatre

St Matthew’s Westminster

St Michael’s Church

St Peter’s Eaton Square

Tate Britain

The Church Commissioners

The Mall

The Queen’s Gallery

The Royal Mews

Victoria Palace Theatre

Wellington Arch

Wellington Barracks

Westminster Abbey

Westminster Baptist Church

Westminster Cathedral

Westminster Chapel

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Browns Bar & Brassiere

Cycle Surgery

Edward Goodyear

Food Market

Hobbs

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Chocodeli

Donna Ida

Hamptons Bar

Hotel Chocolat

House of Fraser

Inn the Park

Jenny Packham

Jeroboams

La Poule au Pot

Little Waitrose (opening soon)

Majestic

Mango Tree

Noura

Olivocarne

Olivomare

Peggy Porschen

Philip Treacy

Pimlico Fresh

Poilâne

Quilon

Redwood & Feller Ltd

Reunion Bar

Rippon Cheese

Roux at Parliament Square

Royal Quarter Café

Run and Become

Sainsbury’s Market

Scoffs

Scribbler

Sri Suwoon (Thai Restaurant)

St Stephen’s Club

The Cask and Glass

The Cinnamon Club

The Ebury Restaurant & Wine Bar

The Goring Dining Room

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The Thomas Cubitt

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Tiles Wine Bar & Restaurant

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Developer Track Recordcompleted

Land Securities is the UK’s largest commercial property company and a member of the FTSE 100. The company owns and manages more than 26m sq ft of office, retail and residential space. Land Securities’ London portfolio includes landmark properties such as the world-renowned Piccadilly Lights and the Jean Nouvel designed One New Change, which has re-established vibrant shopping in the heart of the Square Mile. In Victoria, by the end of this decade we plan to have delivered 3.5m sq ft of new office, retail and residential space since recommencing development. Current and future Land Securities developments in the vicinity include Cardinal Place, 123 Victoria Street, 62 Buckingham Gate, The Zig Zag Building and Kings Gate.

100 Victoria Street

62 Buckingham Gate Wellington House 123 Victoria Street

80 Victoria Street One New Change

Victoria SW1

For over 65 years we’ve helped shape the skyline and spirit of London. At Land Securities we understand that people are intrinsically affected by the place they inhabit. It is therefore essential, as the creators of office, residential and retail space, that we innovate to develop surroundings, workplaces and environments that can adapt and respond to change.

The importance of people, place and performance are paramount to business success; the space in which we work can no longer be just fit for purpose it must be sustainable and deliver clear commercial benefits through its lifecycle. We create space that is flexible and adaptable to meet the changing needs of the user, in equilibrium with resource efficiency and occupier wellbeing and productivity.

Kings Gate

New Ludgate

The Zig Zag Building 20 Fenchurch Street

1 New Street Square

Developer Track Recordin development

Victoria SW1

Misrepresentation Act 1967. Whilst the statements contained in these particularsare given in good faith and as a general guide to the property they do not formany part of an offer or contract. Neither the vendor, lessor, or any person in theemployment of Land Securities 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. July 2013.

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Residential Leasing

Tom Eshelby 020 7024 [email protected]

Contacts

Retail Leasing

David Atcherley Symes 020 7024 [email protected]

Commercial Leasing

Kaela Fenn-Smith 020 7024 [email protected]

Adrian Crooks 020 7024 [email protected]

Roger Lister 020 7413 [email protected]

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