BLENDING CONTEMPORARY WITH HERITAGE

This prominent corner building was once home to England’s first distiller of essences. Taking influence from this rich history, Paxton House has been re-imagined by Emrys Architects to deliver 11,878 sq ft of new and contemporary office space.

Re-modelled statement building reception
Re-modelled statement building reception
Raised access floors
Raised access floors
Double glazed openable windows
Double glazed openable windows
Juliet balconies on upper floors
1st floor balcony & Juliet balconies on 2nd – 5th floors
Exposed concrete ceiling & columns
Exposed concrete ceiling & columns
DDA compliant
DDA compliant
Newly refurbished, demised WCs
Newly refurbished, demised WCs
New passenger lift
New passenger lift
20 cycle spaces
20 cycle spaces
29 lockers
29 lockers
2 new showers & changing facilities
2 new showers & changing facilities
5 folding bike lockers
5 folding bike lockers
Fifth floor
Paxton House First Floor
Lower Ground Floor
Ground Floor
Fifth floor
Paxton House First Floor
Lower Ground Floor
Ground Floor

SUSTAINABLY CONSCIOUS

Restoring and re-purposing building features plays an important ingredient in the refurbishment as well as minimising carbon emissions where possible.

Exposed concrete ceiling & columns
Exposed concrete ceiling & columns
Fully electric building
Fully electric building
Restoration of building features
Restoration of building features
EPC rating A
EPC rating A
Air source Heat Pump & Mechanical Ventilation
Air source Heat Pump & Mechanical Ventilation
Efficient LED lighting
Efficient LED lighting
Biophillia on fitted floors
Biophillia on fitted floors
Building is Zero Carbon Enabled
Building is Zero Carbon Enabled