35 New Broad Street
We are proposing a comprehensive retrofit and extension of the building, retaining the existing structure and foundations while transforming its performance, design and contribution to public life. The proposals respond to the evolving needs of the City, its occupiers and the wider public.
A vibrant ground floor, new cultural uses and a transformed public realm supporting the City’s ‘Destination City’ vision.
Targeting BREEAM Outstanding, NABERS 5 Stars and EPC ‘A’. All-electric operation with zero on-site fossil fuels, renewable energy and a circular economy approach to materials.
A contemporary extension that respects the New Broad Street Conservation Area and the historic streetscape.
Delivering flexible, wellbeing-led office space with generous terraces, urban greening and upgraded end-of-trip facilities to meet the expectations of today’s occupiers in the Square Mile.
We are proposing a comprehensive retrofit and extension of the building, retaining the existing structure and foundations while transforming its performance, design and contribution to public life. The proposals respond to the evolving needs of the City, its occupiers and the wider public.
Targeting BREEAM Outstanding, NABERS 5 Stars and EPC ‘A’. All-electric operation with zero on-site fossil fuels, renewable energy and a circular economy approach to materials.
A vibrant ground floor, new cultural uses and a transformed public realm supporting the City’s ‘Destination City’ vision.
Delivering flexible, wellbeing-led office space with generous terraces, urban greening and upgraded end-of-trip facilities to meet the expectations of today’s occupiers in the Square Mile.
A contemporary extension that respects the New Broad Street Conservation Area and the historic streetscape.
Sustainability sits at the heart of our proposals. We are committed to creating a highly sustainable, low-carbon building for the future, in line with the City of London Corporation’s climate action goals.
Our proposals target zero fossil fuel usage on-site, implementing market-leading energy efficiency measures and renewable energy sources.
CGI at ground floor level — junction of Old Broad Street and New Broad Street
We are still developing the ground floor cultural programme, and your views will directly inform what we deliver. Our survey asks what cultural uses, events and activities would draw you to this part of the City — in the evenings, at weekends and beyond the working day.
The current building offers little to people passing through and has no cultural offer. Our proposals aim to transform this entirely — creating a vibrant new public destination that actively supports the City of London Corporation’s ‘Destination City’ ambitions, drawing people to the area beyond typical working hours.
Efficient, wellbeing-led workspace designed for modern businesses of all sizes, with flexible floorplates and excellent natural light.
Generous landscaped terraces and high-quality end-of-trip facilities including cycle storage, promoting occupier health and productivity.
Steps from Liverpool Street Station — the UK’s busiest transport hub — served by five Underground, Elizabeth line and National Rail routes.
Bringing more workers and visitors to the Square Mile, supporting local retail, hospitality and service businesses.
Office occupiers are increasingly seeking better-quality, wellbeing-focused and flexible commercial spaces with best-in-class amenity. The City Plan 2040 targets a minimum of 1.2 million sq m of new office space to meet this demand and secure London’s global position as a leading financial and professional services centre.
We want to deliver a landmark extension to 35 New Broad Street, befitting of its prominent location in the City of London — making full use of the site through the addition of new floors above the retained existing building, whilst respecting key strategic views and responding sensitively to the New Broad Street Conservation Area.
The 1980s façade will be removed, restoring the original building line at the corner of Old and New Broad Street. The proposed extension takes inspiration from the historic buildings that surround the site, matching their scale and proportions to sit comfortably in the streetscape. Details from the existing building, including its stonework, decorative cornices and carved corbels, are preserved and woven into the new façade, creating a building that feels rooted in its historic setting while looking firmly to the future.
Aviva Investors has a strong track record of maximising social value through its developments and is committed to delivering meaningful community and cultural benefits through the redevelopment of 35 New Broad Street.
The consultation information boards boards contain the complete detail of our proposals, including the site’s history, our vision, the design approach, sustainability strategy, public realm proposals and social value commitments.