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Kier : appointed to restore 100-year old landmark in London Piccadilly
Kier : appointed to restore 100-year old landmark in London

About this update from Kier Group Plc
Kier has been appointed by The Crown Estate as part of its largest ever development programme, to redevelop its Grade II Listed 10 Piccadilly into a modern, prime office and retail space that will support the West End economy. Located in the heart of Piccadilly Circus, the 90,800 sq ft mixed-use redevelopment will provide 62,700 sq ft of prime office space, alongside a 26,400 sq ft hospitality destination across the ground, basement and first floors, and a further 1,700 sq ft of retail space on Regent Street. The project marks the latest step in The Crown Estate's long-term vision for its 10 million sq ft London portfolio. Sustainably regenerating heritage-led assets for the future, the development supports the continued evolution of the West End as one of the most globally competitive urban destinations. It also acts as a celebration of the area's rich history, while providing an opportunity to make it greener, accessible and more inclusive. It's targeted to achieve BREEAM 'Outstanding' and a NABERS 5* rating. Graham Potts, Regional Director, Kier Construction London & Thames Valley, said: We are delighted to be working with The Crown Estate once again on 10 Piccadilly as part of its latest development programme. Following our appointment to 33-35 Piccadilly last year, this latest project marks another significant milestone for our growing commercial offer in the private sector. Located in the heart of London Piccadilly, the prestigious Grade II-listed scheme demonstrates the strength of Kier's 360 approach, bringing together our Design, Mechanical & Electrical and Highways teams to deliver a highly complex and sustainable retrofit and refurbishment scheme within a challenging inner-city environment. This latest phase of development reflects The Crown Estate's long-term, estate-wide approach to investing in places that respond to the needs of businesses, workers, visitors and communities. By bringing together high-quality workplaces with new retail and hospitality uses, the reimagined buildings will support a diverse, resilient mix across the West End, strengthening its appeal as a place to work, visit and spend time. Kristy Lansdown, Managing Director of Development at The Crown Estate, said: The restoration of 10 Piccadilly represents The Crown Estate's commitment to our long-term vision for renewal and transformation across our West End portfo...