Banyards Delivers MEP Validation on Landmark London and Crawley Projects
At Banyards, we’re proud to have recently delivered our commissioning validation expertise on two key commercial properties: Whittington House in Central London and Pegasus 3 in Crawley. Both projects were commissioned to support future fit-out works, with our team ensuring that existing MEP systems are fully understood and fit for purpose before redevelopment progresses.
Whittington House, London
Whittington House is a nine-storey office building located at the corner of Chenies Street and Alfred Place, within the Bloomsbury Conservation Area in the London Borough of Camden. Originally designed by Richard Seifert & Partners and engineered by Waterman Structures Limited, the building was constructed in 1972 and remains a distinctive feature of London’s commercial landscape.
Working on behalf of Cogent, we were instructed to undertake a comprehensive MEP Validation Survey of the central plant systems. This assessment is providing vital insight for the client’s future fit-out plans, ensuring the infrastructure can support modern office requirements while preserving the building’s heritage value.
Pegasus 3, Crawley
Further south, our team was engaged by Leonard Peters Consulting (LPC) to carry out MEP validation works at Pegasus 3, on behalf of commercial property specialists Workspace. This modern office building in Crawley occupies a prime location near Gatwick Airport and benefits from excellent transport connections, making it an attractive hub for businesses.
Our work focused on validating the MEP services across the ground, first and second floors, as well as roof-level systems, providing LPC with essential data to inform future tenant fit-outs and ensure system compliance, efficiency, and long-term viability.
Delivering Confidence for Future Fit-Outs
These two projects highlight our continued commitment to delivering independent, expert-led MEP validation services that enable our clients to make informed, confident decisions. Whether in historic city centre buildings or modern out-of-town office spaces, Banyards is proud to support the transformation and optimisation of commercial spaces across the UK.
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