Lombard House - GVA
Lombard House 145 Great Charles Street
Introduction
Lombard House
Embracing one of the most significant urban redevelopments in the country, the rejuvenation of Great Charles Street sees a collection of newly renovated buildings assert their role as part of Birmingham’s rapidly modernising business centre. Reflecting the diversity and breadth of opportunity the city can offer, the four buildings at Great Charles Street provide a variety of revitalised office spaces for the growing business landscape of Birmingham.
Introduction
Lombard House is the principle building of Great Charles Street and is the first of the premises to reopen, with office suites available now. Constructed in the early 1930s, the building comprises eight floors of purpose-built office space that has been fully renovated for the needs of the modern tenant. Along with the original Portland stone facade, many of the building’s traditional aesthetic features from the celebrated art deco era have been restored and revived in line with the original architecture.
A dynamic range of modern workspaces for the commercial community
Lombard House reception
Lombard House reception
Reception
Schedule of Areas
An entirely new reception space on the ground floor of Lombard House incorporates elements of the existing retail frontage to establish a larger, more flexible front-of-house welcome. Providing a vital portal to the street level, this new reception and lounge area features informal break-out zones and meeting spaces for tenants and visitors. Floor Area Availability
Engaging and free-flowing, the new entrance environment creates a distinctive direction for the wider revitalisation of the Great Charles Street estate.
7th
Front 4249 sq ft 394 sq m
6th
Rear 1871 sq ft 173 sq m
6th
Front 5575 sq ft 517 sq m
5th
Rear 1902 sq ft 177 sq m
4th
Rear 1898 sq ft 176 sq m
4th
Front 3143 sq ft 292 sq m
3rd
Rear 1872 sq ft 174 sq m
2nd
Rear 1872 sq ft 174 sq m
1st
Rear 1865 sq ft 173 sq m
G
Rear 1865 sq ft 173 sq m
Office Space
Roof Terrace
Lombard House is ideally suited to mid-sized and growing companies who require an open-plan format with a contemporary look and feel. Floor plates are characterised by open spaces, with office suites available throughout all eight floors of the building. Renovations will see an updated interiors scheme blending original and modern, with clean walls, exposed structural beams, and a combination of traditional herringbone parquet and raised floors.
The building’s roof space overlooks the surrounding regeneration of Birmingham and provides an exclusive urban oasis at Great Charles Street. This brand-new exterior rooftop environment features a decked walkway and seating area, both highlighted by raised bedding and border planting. Lighting features and a new glazed balustrade combine with an architectural grass planting scheme to create an out-of-office setting that is unique to the area. Typical Lombard House office suite
Architectural visualisation of roof terrace at Lombard House
Location
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– Combination of suspended
– Refurbished common parts
and exposed ceilings
– New reception and break-out area
– VRF cooling to selected suites
– New 7th floor roof terrace
– Mechanical and natural ventilation
– 2 x 9 person passenger lifts
– LG7 lighting
– Car parking
1 Jewellery Quarter
5 Paradise
9 New Street Station
– Parquet flooring to rear suites
– Shower and locker facilities
2 St Paul’s Square
6 Centenary Square
10 St Philip’s Cathedral
– Raised floors to selected suites
– Bike storage
3 BT Tower
7 Arena Central
11 Moor Street Station
– Refurbished male and female
– Concierge services
4 Snow Hill Station
8 The Mailbox
12 Bullring
toilets on each floor
Bilfinger GVA
LSH
George Jennings [email protected] 0 121 609 8458
Alex Tross [email protected] 0 1 2 1 237 2307
Lambert Smith Hampton and for themselves and GVA Grimley Ltd, operating as Bilfinger GVA, for the vendors or lessors of this property whose agents they are give notice that: (i) the particulars are set out as a general guideline only for the guidance of intending purchasers or lessees and do not constitute, nor constitute part of an offer or contract. (ii) all descriptions, dimensions, references to condition and necessary permission for use and occupation, and other details are given in good faith and are believed to be correct but any intending purchasers or tenants should not rely on them as statements or representation of fact but satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of them. (iii) no person in the employment of Lambert Smith Hampton and for themselves and GVA Grimley Ltd, operating as Bilfinger GVA has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatever in relation to this property. (iv) all rentals and prices are quoted exclusive of VAT.
greatcharlesstreet.co.uk
Introduction
Lombard House
Embracing one of the most significant urban redevelopments in the country, the rejuvenation of Great Charles Street sees a collection of newly renovated buildings assert their role as part of Birmingham’s rapidly modernising business centre. Reflecting the diversity and breadth of opportunity the city can offer, the four buildings at Great Charles Street provide a variety of revitalised office spaces for the growing business landscape of Birmingham.
Introduction
Lombard House is the principle building of Great Charles Street and is the first of the premises to reopen, with office suites available now. Constructed in the early 1930s, the building comprises eight floors of purpose-built office space that has been fully renovated for the needs of the modern tenant. Along with the original Portland stone facade, many of the building’s traditional aesthetic features from the celebrated art deco era have been restored and revived in line with the original architecture.
A dynamic range of modern workspaces for the commercial community
Lombard House reception
Lombard House reception
Reception
Schedule of Areas
An entirely new reception space on the ground floor of Lombard House incorporates elements of the existing retail frontage to establish a larger, more flexible front-of-house welcome. Providing a vital portal to the street level, this new reception and lounge area features informal break-out zones and meeting spaces for tenants and visitors. Floor Area Availability
Engaging and free-flowing, the new entrance environment creates a distinctive direction for the wider revitalisation of the Great Charles Street estate.
7th
Front 4249 sq ft 394 sq m
6th
Rear 1871 sq ft 173 sq m
6th
Front 5575 sq ft 517 sq m
5th
Rear 1902 sq ft 177 sq m
4th
Rear 1898 sq ft 176 sq m
4th
Front 3143 sq ft 292 sq m
3rd
Rear 1872 sq ft 174 sq m
2nd
Rear 1872 sq ft 174 sq m
1st
Rear 1865 sq ft 173 sq m
G
Rear 1865 sq ft 173 sq m
Office Space
Roof Terrace
Lombard House is ideally suited to mid-sized and growing companies who require an open-plan format with a contemporary look and feel. Floor plates are characterised by open spaces, with office suites available throughout all eight floors of the building. Renovations will see an updated interiors scheme blending original and modern, with clean walls, exposed structural beams, and a combination of traditional herringbone parquet and raised floors.
The building’s roof space overlooks the surrounding regeneration of Birmingham and provides an exclusive urban oasis at Great Charles Street. This brand-new exterior rooftop environment features a decked walkway and seating area, both highlighted by raised bedding and border planting. Lighting features and a new glazed balustrade combine with an architectural grass planting scheme to create an out-of-office setting that is unique to the area. Typical Lombard House office suite
Architectural visualisation of roof terrace at Lombard House
Location
Typical Space Plan
2
3 N
1
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ha
ll
St
re
4 et Ch
mm
er
Ro
ch
St
re
et
w
5
lm
or
e
Ro
w
TOILETS
10
TOILETS
St
re
Co
et
Su
ur
ol
Co
nf
rp
Pi
or
ati
on
6
11
d St
LIFTS
re et
9
7
H
d oli
ay
St
re
et
12
8
– Combination of suspended
– Refurbished common parts
and exposed ceilings
– New reception and break-out area
– VRF cooling to selected suites
– New 7th floor roof terrace
– Mechanical and natural ventilation
– 2 x 9 person passenger lifts
– LG7 lighting
– Car parking
1 Jewellery Quarter
5 Paradise
9 New Street Station
– Parquet flooring to rear suites
– Shower and locker facilities
2 St Paul’s Square
6 Centenary Square
10 St Philip’s Cathedral
– Raised floors to selected suites
– Bike storage
3 BT Tower
7 Arena Central
11 Moor Street Station
– Refurbished male and female
– Concierge services
4 Snow Hill Station
8 The Mailbox
12 Bullring
toilets on each floor
Bilfinger GVA
LSH
George Jennings [email protected] 0 121 609 8458
Alex Tross [email protected] 0 1 2 1 237 2307
Lambert Smith Hampton and for themselves and GVA Grimley Ltd, operating as Bilfinger GVA, for the vendors or lessors of this property whose agents they are give notice that: (i) the particulars are set out as a general guideline only for the guidance of intending purchasers or lessees and do not constitute, nor constitute part of an offer or contract. (ii) all descriptions, dimensions, references to condition and necessary permission for use and occupation, and other details are given in good faith and are believed to be correct but any intending purchasers or tenants should not rely on them as statements or representation of fact but satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of them. (iii) no person in the employment of Lambert Smith Hampton and for themselves and GVA Grimley Ltd, operating as Bilfinger GVA has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatever in relation to this property. (iv) all rentals and prices are quoted exclusive of VAT.
greatcharlesstreet.co.uk
