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The St Botolph Building

City of London EC3

A Cat B fit-out of the seventh floor of The St Botolph Building for Jardine Lloyd Thompson — new partitions, raised floors, feature areas and bespoke joinery, delivered by FT Architects as executive architects to Overbury.

Project Details

A Cat B fit-out of the seventh floor for commercial client Jardine Lloyd Thompson (JLT). The scope included the rearrangement and design of new partitions, raised floors, suspended ceilings, 'feature' areas, bespoke joinery and loose furniture.

FT Architects were the executive architects for the contractors, Overbury.

Project details

Location

City of London, EC3

Type

Commercial office fit-out

Role

Executive architect

Collaboration

Overbury

Scope

Cat B fit-out · seventh floor · bespoke joinery · feature areas

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