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Legendre Wins £70m Mayfair Office Redevelopment Contract

Legendre Wins £70m Mayfair Office Redevelopment Contract
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Legendre UK has been appointed by Berkeley Estate Asset Management to deliver the redevelopment of 50 Stratton Street in Mayfair, London.

Data provider Glenigan has valued the scheme at £70m.

The Grade A office development, designed by Stiff + Trevillion, will provide 12,500 square metres of office space with 1,115 square metre floorplates, high-end finishes and a combination of communal and private terraces.

Legendre secured the project following a competitive single-stage tender managed by B&Co and Exigere.

BEAM is the property investment and asset management division of Berkeley Group.

The redevelopment has been designed to achieve BREEAM Outstanding and LEED Gold certifications. The all-electric building will use lightweight steel construction and incorporate four new cross-laminated timber floors as part of a zero embodied carbon strategy.

Works will also include the installation of new facades featuring stone cladding, aluminium-framed windows and curtain walling.

Construction is scheduled to begin in June 2026, with completion targeted for mid-2028.

Thomas Vandecasteele, managing director of Legendre UK, said the premium office development “marks a key milestone” for the company.

He added: “As occupiers place increasing emphasis on future-proofed, energy-efficient and sustainable workplaces, 50 Stratton Street demonstrates how central London offices can be redeveloped to meet evolving expectations.”

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