St Martin's Court, Paternoster Square

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St Martin's Court occupies a sensitive historic site in the centre of Sir William Whitfield's masterplan for Paternoster Square. A single underground road serves all the office buildings thereby enhancing pedestrian permeability and freeing up the way the streets lead back into the City. The building provides a mix of office and retail space and the design reconciles an efficient internal arrangement around a central atrium with a series of unique facades, each responding to the scale and quality of the surrounding streets and to the setting of St Paul's Cathedral.

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In close proximity to St Paul's Cathedral, the building is aligned along Queen's Head Passage

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The urban side is clad in Portland stone, the quieter Cathedral side distinguished by red brick

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Context

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Brick facade detail

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Newgate Street view

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Interior foyer

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View from Paternoster Square

City
London EC4
Use
Workplace
Client
Mitsubishi Estate Company (MEC UK)
Status
Completed
Size
17,260 sqm
Collaborators
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Structure: Waterman

Services: Norman Disney & Young

Facade: Arup Facade Engineering

Acoustics: Hann Tucker Associates

Cost: Davis Langdon, Mott Green Wall

Fire: Arup Fire

Contractor: Bovis Lend Lease

Planning consultant: Montagu Evans

Traffic consultants: Halcrow Group Ltd

Photography: Nick Kane, Peter Cool/VIEW