Brent Cross South

Brent Cross Town Centre in North West London is a mixed use town centre set around 50 acres of green parks. Brent Cross Town has committed to achieving net zero carbon by 2030 at the latest.

For more details, see project website here.

Project Details +

Project Details

LOCATION: London, UK

CLIENT: Argent Related

DATE: 2019 - 2024

STATUS: Concept Design

SIZE: 29,500m2 GIA (19,900m2 Office, 2,800m2 Retail)

Credits +

Credits

ACME: Mahalah Attwell Thomas, Igor Gola, Tim Laubinger, Friedrich Ludewig, Raz Mseleku, Vojtech Nemec, Daniel Ovalle Costal, Heidrun Schuhmann, Sheena Seeley, Penny Sperbund, Matei Vlăsceanu


CONSULTANTS

Gardiner & Theobald (Project Managers)

Faithful + Gould (Quantity Surveyor)

Quartz Cost Consultants (Quantity Surveyor Competition)
Heyne Tillet Steel (Structures)

Atelier Ten (Services)

OFR (Fire)

Sandy Brown (Acoustics)

Steer (Highways and logistics)

Gillespies (Landscape and Public Realm)

Buro Happold (Utilities)

Allies and Morrison (Masterplanners)

The new park town will provide homes, offices, school and wellness set around 50 acres of green parks and playing fields. A new National Rail station entrance provides links to Station Square and the high street.

Concrete core & plinth

CLT panels slabs

Load bearing CLT perimeter arches

Metal cladding and external gardens

Brent Cross Town has very ambitious sustainability aims, allowing us to question the use of concrete in steel in construction. P20, the central building on the square, is an all timber structure, significantly reducing the carbon footprint of the building, as well as providing a warm and welcoming place to work.

Typical Office Layout

Office Layout with Terrace

Roof Office Level with Panoramic Terrace

The arched facade provides a strong civic welcome, and creates a colonnaded ground floor incorporating food halls and public uses within a double height volume.

Office interior

Office interior

Internal opening

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