Banyards Provided Independent Client Verification Engineer Services at 43 Brook Green
Located in West London, 43 Brook Green is a rare 1930s building known for its imposing façade and rich commercial history.
From serving as a pioneer in workplace design within the historic Cadby Hall estate, to hosting the birth of the world’s first business computer, and even housing EMI’s headquarters in the 1990s, the building has repeatedly reinvented itself to support new ways of working.
Now entering the next phase of its life, a £30 million redevelopment of 43 Brook Green by General Projects for building owner Neo Capital has transformed the site into 120,000 sq. ft. of prime office and ground-level commercial space.
By opting for deep retrofitting over full demolition, the historic commercial site retains its structural integrity while saving an impressive 9,500 tonnes of embodied carbon emissions.
To ensure this historical building meets modern operational and environmental standards, Banyards provided specialist Independent Verification Engineer Services across the development working alongside the Project Managers Third London Wall.
The ambitious project saw the addition of a two-storey extension topped with a rooftop pavilion above the original five-storey building, alongside a stepped three-storey extension to the side wing featuring green roof terraces.
To promote sustainability for future occupiers, the commercial space also includes more than 200 long-stay cycle spaces complete with lockers, showers, bike repair facilities, and a dedicated drying room.
For a building nearly a century old, it comes as no surprise that beneath its exterior lies a complex mechanical systems upgrade which has been designed to optimise efficiency, ensure occupant comfort, and futureproof the property for generations to come.
The building relies on a low-carbon heating and cooling strategy powered by roof-mounted Air Source Heat Pumps paired with basement Water Source Heat Pumps and an extensive pipework distribution network.
Air conditioning throughout the office floors is managed via specialised CAM-V air downflow units and fan tiles.
Through rigorous independent verification, Banyards ensured that this intricate building services infrastructure operates strictly as intended, successfully bridging the gap between complex engineering design and performance for West London’s newest landmark workspace.
Stock image used for illustrative purposes only; does not depict the actual development.
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