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C I T Y O F B A T H

3 HIGH QUALITY SETTING

5 A NEW GRADE A OFFICE

7 STRATA – BRILLIANT THINKING

9 A STUNNING ARRIVAL

11 A POWERFUL WELCOME

13 THE FLOORS

17 INTELLIGENT SPACE

19 CLASSIC FOUNDATIONS

23 CITY TRANSFORMATION

25 PERFECT FOR BUSINESS & LIFE

29 A NEW DESTINATION

31 BATH CITY CENTRE

33 CONNECTIVITY

35 STRATA SPECIFICATION

39 THE DEVELOPERS

40 CONTACTS

CONTENTSA ART TS

SIXTY-ONE THOUSAND PEOPLE EMPLOYED IN PROFESSIONAL SERVICES IN SOUTH WEST

FOUR THOUSAND HIGH TECHS, UNIVERSITIES AND RESEARCH INSTITUTES IN THE SOUTH WEST

FIFTEEN PERCENT INCREASE IN VISITOR ECONOMY IN NEXT FIVE YEARS

HIGH QUALITY SETTING

SIXTY-FIVE MINUTES BATH TO LONDON BY RAIL (from 2018)

UP TOTWENTY-SIX THOUSAND SQUARE FEET FLOOR PLATES

TWO WORLD RENOWNED UNIVERSITIES

ONE-HUNDRED AND TWELVE THOUSAND SQUARE FEET OF GRADE A OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE

FORTYTHOUSAND AVERAGE SALARY IN AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING SECTOR

SIX THOUSAND PEOPLE EMPLOYED IN LOW CARBON TECHNOLOGIES

FOUR PERCENT GROWTH IN TECH SECTOR

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A NEW GRADE A OFFICE

MAIN FAÇADE, PINESWAY

STRATA – BRILLIANT THINKING

Strata is a new, contemporary office building offering large flexible floor plates to occupiers seeking high quality, leading edge space in the heart of Bath. Strata will create an exceptional new benchmark for the city of Bath.

A total of 112,000 sq ft net of innovatively designed space is available to let over five floors, featuring a central atrium providing excellent natural light throughout. The building’s materials palette superbly complements the surrounding environment with Bath Stone extensively featured on the commanding exterior façades.

An impressive double-height ground floor reception will welcome occupiers and visitors to the building and the new exterior public realm will create a transformational setting.

Strata has been designed by FCB to meet tenants’ requirements for modern, sustainable space that meets today’s demanding corporate and social requirements.

The basement level includes extensive car and cycle parking with associated changing and shower facilities.

This is a rare and exceptional opportunity to locate in a dynamic and changing district of one of the UK’s most iconic cities.

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BATH LIMESTONE

A STUNNING ARRIVAL

COURTYARD PUBLIC SPACE AND MAIN ENTRANCE

A POWERFUL WELCOME

IMPRESSIVE DOUBLE-HEIGHT RECEPTION HALL

THE FLOORS

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FOUR

THREE

TWO

ONE

GROUND

TOTALS

SQ M

1,520

2,392

2,481

2,221

1,815

10,429

SQ FT

16,360

25,745

26,703

23,904

19,534

112,246

GROUND

ONE

TWO

THREE

FOUR

Strata will deliver high specification office floor plates with unrivalled flexibility that will offer occupiers a step-change to their working environments.

All levels feature full height glazing to external elevations that draw

excellent natural light onto each of the floors. Additional light is

supplied by a fully glazed, central atrium.

The upper floors are large, impressive open plan spaces up to

25,725 sq ft, that are virtually column free. The regular geometry

of the floor plan will allow the most efficient space planning.

The very contemporary approach to the architecture is carried through

to the reception area which befits a modern Grade A office building.

The design ethos throughout is based on grounded environmental

principles and the building is aiming to achieve a BREEAM

‘Very Good’ rating.

GROUND 19,534 SQ FT / 1,815 SQ M

BASEMENT PARKING – UPTO 110 CARS GIVING AN EXCELLENT RATIO OF 1:1016 SQ FT NET / 74 CYCLES

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ONE 23,904 SQ FT / 2,221 SQ M

TWO 26,703 SQ FT / 2,481 SQ M

THE FLOORS

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THREE 25,745 SQ FT / 2,392 SQ M

FOUR 16,360 SQ FT / 1,520 SQ M

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INTELLIGENT SPACE

FOURTH FLOOR ATRIUM LOOKING EAST OVER THE CITY

CLASSIC FOUNDATIONS

BATH STREET, THE ROMAN BATHS AREA

CITY TRANSFORMATION

SOCIETY CAFE, KINGSMEAD SQUARE

PERFECT FOR BUSINESS & LIFE

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The city of Bath is one of the most attractive destinations in the UK, with an international reputation for its architecture and history. Accredited as a ‘UNESCO World Heritage Site’ the city also offers high quality amenities that provide an excellent setting for work and living.

The blend of contemporary and historic sit side-by-side in a rapidly

developing city centre. Strata is located close to the River Avon and

only an eight minute walk to popular destinations such as the new

Southgate Shopping District. Apple, House of Fraser, Debenhams,

Kurt Geiger and Hilfiger are all located in the city shopping area with

an excellent range of bars, cafes and restaurants in and around the

new transport hub centred at Bath Spa Station.

Superb transport connections link the city to nearby Bristol, and

London will be a little over an hour away when the Western Main Line

rail upgrade is delivered in 2018. Bristol Airport is within driving

distance and links Bath by direct flights to mainland Europe. The

national motorway network is accessed via the A46 at Junction 18

of the M4, to the north of the city.

Further afield, the surrounding South West area offers an exceptional

quality of life with North Somerset, The Cotswolds and the city of

Bristol providing outstanding places to live.

The city boasts two universities and the area has built a strong

reputation for academic excellence and high satisfaction ratings

from current and ex-students.

The setting for Strata is itself world-class and unique.

A NEW DESTINATION

STRATA – LOOKING EAST OVER THE AVON VALLEY

BATH CITY CENTRE

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18 minute walk times from city centreRECREATION GROUND BATH RUGBY

BATH SPA RAIL STATION

CENTRAL BUS TERMINAL

SOUTHGATE SHOPPING CENTRE

THE CIRCUS QUEEN SQUARE

BRISTOL - LONDON RAIL

BMT DEFENCE SERVICES BURO HAPPOLD ENGINEERING

ROYDS WITHY KING SOLICITORS

GREEN PARK STATION GREEN PARK

AMDOCS

UNIVERSITY OF BATH CENTRAL CAMPUS

BATH RIVERSIDE

IPL GUILDHALL

THE ROYAL CRESCENT

CHASE DE VERE BATH ROMAN SPA

FUTURE PUBLISHINGLONDON & COUNTRY MORTGAGES

ODEON MULTIPLEX CINEMA

RIVER AVON

CONNECTIVITY M5 CONNECTIONS – NORTH

Birmingham 2 hours 14 mins

Manchester 3 hours 41 mins

Liverpool 3 hours 59 mins

JCT 18 – M4 CONNECTIONS (WEST)

Newport 1 hour

Cardiff 1 hour 14 mins

Swansea 1 hour 49 mins

SOUTH WEST CONNECTIONS

Bristol 40 mins

Exeter 2 hours 4 mins

Plymouth 2 hours 36 mins

SOUTH COAST CONNECTIONS

Southampton 1 hour 52 mins

Portsmouth 2 hours 7 mins

Folkestone 3 hours 27 mins

GREAT WESTERN UPGRADE 2017

Network Rail are spending an estimated £5 billion on

improving the Western Main Line, with electrification, new

rolling stock and station improvements. It’s the most

ambitious upgrade to the line since Brunel originally built

the railway and represents one of the UK’s biggest transport

schemes. The journey time between Bath and London

Paddington will be slashed to just over an hour. The new

trains will be faster, more reliable, much cleaner to operate

and have more seats to carry passengers in much

improved comfort.

BRISTOL AIRPORT FLIGHT TIMES

Paris 1 hour 15 mins

Frankfurt 1 hour 40 mins

Barcelona 2 hours 5 mins

Edinburgh 1 hour 10 mins

Rome 2 hours 30 mins

Amsterdam 1 hour 15 mins

BRISTOL

M5

M5

M4

M4

A36

M27

BRISTOL AIRPORT

BATH

CHIPPENHAM

SWINDON

MONMOUTH

NEWPORT

YEOVIL

CIRENCESTER

GLASTONBURY

CARDIFF

RAIL CONNECTIONS

London 1 hour 25 mins

Bristol 12 mins

Birmingham 1 hour 47 mins

Manchester 3 hours 21 mins

Liverpool 3 hours 34 mins

Southampton 1 hour 28 mins

Nottingham 3 hours 25 mins

Plymouth 2 hours 26 mins

Cardiff 1 hour 50 mins

Swansea 2 hours 56 mins

Sheffield 3 hours 13 mins

Leeds 3 hours 58 mins

M4

M25

M25 M25

M23

M3

M27

M40

A1MM1

M11

LONDONHEATHROW

AIRPORT

GATWICK AIRPORT

OXFORD

NEWBURY

GUILDFORD

SOUTHAMPTON

PORTSMOUTH BRIGHTON

BASINGSTOKE

WINCHESTER

READING

DIDCOT

PADDINGTON

LUTON

JCT 18 – M4 CONNECTIONS (EAST)

Central London 2 hours 50 mins

Heathrow 1 hour 51 mins

Gatwick 2 hours 42 mins

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BASE BUILD SHELL AND CORE

1. PURPOSE

This new build office building will provide approximately

10,400 Sq m (111,950 Sq ft) of office accommodation over 5 floors,

with a ground floor reception. The semi basement level provides

storage and changing facilities for cyclists as well as associated

car parking.

2. BUILDING DESCRIPTION

2.1 Uses

A double height foyer will be located within the new entrance,

leading to the core with 4 passenger lifts, stair and washroom

facilities at each level. The office space will provide large open

plan floor plates to shell and core category A standards, over 5

levels arranged around the central atria.

The new reception on Pinesway will be approached from an

external covered space and include shared facilities. Within the

ground floor level there will be back-of-house facilities for building

management. The semi basement level, with a vehicular access

ramp from Lower Bristol Road, will provide parking for the

building alongside an extensive bike store, showers and

changing facilities.

2.2 Description

The base-build will accommodate tenancies in a predominantly

open plan arrangement. The core layout will allow single occupancy

or shared floor plates with secure sub division.

2.3 Design criteria

The office shall be designed in line with BCO guidelines.

A raised access floor is provided across all office accommodation

with a nominal 150mm floor zone, suspended ceilings are nominal

2,750mm above floor level with a services zone of nominal 750mm.

Floor to floor heights as BCO guidelines provide good quality

open floor plates.

2.4 Sub-divisibility

A typical floor plate will provide between 2,100 Sq m (22,604 Sq ft)

and 2,400 Sq m (25,833 Sq ft) of net internal space. The base build

will allow this to be sub divided into two individual tenant demises

per floor either side of the central atrium.

2.5 BREEAM

The development is targetting a BREEAM rating of ‘Very Good’

under BREEAM New Construction 2014.

An EPC rating of ‘B’ is targeted.

3. OFFICE

3.1 Sub and Superstructure

The building will have a structural steel frame with composite

reinforced concrete slabs.

3.2 Loading criteria

The floor slabs are generally designed to accommodate the

imposed live loads as follows:

Ground floor 5.0 kN/m2

Ground floor susceptible to 20 kN/m2

emergency trucks

Office floors – general 3.5+1kN/m2

Office floors – high load areas 7.5 kN/m2

Office floors – partitions 1.0 kN/m2

(included in general above)

Roof plant area 7.5 kN/m2

(see structural plans)

Loading bay 20.0 kN/m2

Basement car parking area 2.5 kN/m2

3.3 Wall finishes (summary)

Within the double height space the reception is backed by a feature

wall and full height glazing is provided to the external walls.

The landlord and core areas are generally to be finished in three

coats of emulsion paint on taped and jointed plasterboard.

Painted MDF or softwood skirting will be provided to core walls

within office areas.

The washroom walls will generally be finished in a combination

of full height porcelain tiles and IPS panel systems within cubicles.

Other walls will be decorated with 3 coats of emulsion paint,

applied directly to taped and jointed moisture resistant

plasterboard.

3.4 Floor finishes (summary)

The external paving pattern will be carried through into the floor

of the entrance space. A recessed skirting will be fitted into the

solid wall build-up. An aluminium reinforced entrance mat will be

fitted as part of the main entrance door.

All floors are generally to be raised floor systems that will comply

with latest medium grade standard and will include all necessary

fire breaks and closure details around the perimeter and columns,

and earth bonding back to the occupier’s earth bar in the main

electrical riser shaft.

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Carpet tiles will be installed within landlord areas bonded to the

raised access floor with a suitable tackifier.

Washrooms and core will have a self-levelling screed with anti-slip

ceramic floor tiles.

3.5 Ceiling finishes (summary)

In the reception an aluminium plank ceiling will be provided with

feature lighting incorporating recessed downlighters.

A proprietary suspended ceiling system suitable for the use and

location will be provided in the common areas, with plasterboard

ceilings in the washroom areas.

3.6 Joinery

The main reception desk will be located in the entrance foyer and

include space for back-of-house storage. The reception desk will

include controls for fire systems, access and security systems.

Comms and data will be provided for two receptionists.

3.7 Services risers

Landlord and tenant risers will be provided within the office floors.

The risers are to be fire rated with the doors and walls of the riser

forming the enclosure. The riser floors are to be provided with an

open galvanised mesh grating at each floor level.

3.8 Facilities management areas

Landlord facilities management areas will be provided at ground

floor level, behind reception. These rooms will be finished in

painted plasterboard walls, plasterboard and suspended tile

ceilings, and appropriate floor covering over the raised access

floor. Other plant rooms and service areas are provided in the

basement and at roof level.

4. SERVICES

4.1 Design and criteria for building services

Mechanical: External Design Condition: Summer 30˚C dB, 50% RH

Winter -4˚C dB, 100% RH

Internal Design Conditions: Summer Winter

Office areas 23˚C +/- 2˚C 21˚C +/- 2˚C

Stairwells None* 20˚C

Corridors None* 20˚C

Toilets/Shower room/ None* 20˚C

Changing

*where ‘None’ stated, denotes no comfort cooling provided

Occupancy 1 person per 8m2 Density (Central plant and risers have

capacity for one high density

floor at 1 person per 6m2)

Internal plant loadings (for cooling and fresh air calculations) Lighting 10W/m2

Occupancy 90W/person (sensible)

Occupancy 50W/person (latent)

Small Power 25W/m2

Occupancy 8m2 per person

Ventilation rates Office floors 12 l/s per person

Toilet/changing 8 air changes an hour

Showers 10 air changes an hour

Electrical Cat A office load allowance Lighting 10W/m2

Small Power 25W/m2

Miscellaneous 10W/m2

Noise criteria for building services Office areas NR 35

Toilets/stairs NR 40

4.2 Utilities

Electrical: The electrical installation allows for approximately 1.36MVA

electrical power supply to the building.

Telecommunications: Diverse entry points to the building will be provided to the local

communications networks.

Water Service: Incoming water mains will be provided to basement level cold

water storage tanks.

Drainage and plumbing: Drainage installation shall be divided into two systems above

ground; foul and surface water.

Gas: A low pressure gas main connection from Lower Bristol Road shall

provide approximately 2,200 kW/hr to the gas meter room in the

basement to serve landlord’s heating plant.

A future tenant capped gas supply pipe shall be provided in the

gas meter room.

Fire fighting services:

Two dry rising fire mains are provided in the main core and

secondary core.

4.3 Air conditioning system

The building will be fully air conditioned. Central cooling plant

shall be located in the roof level plant room with distribution to

serve all office floors.

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4.4 Mechanical ventilation systems

Heat recovery supply and extract air handling units are provided to

serve the office floors. These are located in the basement with fresh

air drawn down a builders’ work shaft from roof level. The AHU’s

will be provided with heating and cooling coils to temper the

supply air. Air handling units will be provided with heat recovery in

the form of thermal wheels. Washroom ventilation is by twin fan

extract fans on the roof. Supply air will be provided into the lift

lobby.

4.5 Fire and protection services

A dry riser system will be provided to the escape stair core and the

main core including outlet valves at each floor level and fire brigade

inlets on the outside of the building.

The fire alarm system will be Category L2, analogue addressable

throughout.

4.6 Automatic controls and BMS

A new DDC (Direct Digital Control) system with head end shall

be provided to control and monitor the Mechanical, Electrical and

Public Health Installations.

4.7 Communication risers

Each tenancy will be provided with two tenant telecoms risers

for diverse routing. The risers will be provided with containment

systems to allow cabling installation by the tenant.

4.8 Lightning protection

The building superstructure and foundations serve as the main

building lightning protection earthing point. A lightning

protection system is installed to BS EN: 62305 on the roof areas

interconnected with foundations by means of connections

to the building steel frame. All roof installed equipment is

connected to the roof lightning protection system.

4.9 Security

A CCTV system, linked to the security room, will monitor the cycle

storage area and all entrances/exits. An access control system will

be provided to control access to all building entry and exit points

and access to tenancies on each floor level. The access control

system will also be extended into the lifts to control access

vertically within the building. Containment to allow for the future

provision of security devices on each floor entry point will be

provided. Access control will be extended to serve the security

gates in the ground floor reception.

4.10 Lift installation

The building will be provided with four new passenger lifts. Each

lift will be 17 person 1,275kg 1.6m/s. The passenger cars will have a

minimum headroom of 2.300m and lift door height of 2.200m. Lift

finishes shall be floor tile, coloured glass cladding to side walls,

mirror to rear wall, LED lighting and stainless steel control panel.

A Goods lift or dual purpose goods/passenger lift shall be provided.

4.11 Tenant plant space

Future tenant plant space allowance for server room air

conditioning units, communications installations, tenant kitchen

and standby power generation will be allocated riser space

and plant area.

5. EQUIPMENT

5.1 Refuse and recycling facilities

A refuse collection and storage area is provided as part of the

landlord’s demise on the ground floor. The strategy will be to move

waste from each floor and collect in this refuse area, such that

eurobin collection can be managed from the ground floor surface

street level.

6. EXTERNAL WORKS

6.1 Paving and lighting

Within the site boundary new external paving is provided, including

feature strips that follow the lines of the original railway sidings on

the site. New street trees are provided to the perimeter set within

planting beds.

The existing pedestrian crossings onto the site are improved and

a new crossing provided adjacent to the entrance leading towards

Green Park.

6.2 Façade

The façades are of Bath Stone with deep reveals containing full

height double-glazed window units and curtain walling.

CAT A FIT-OUT

1. OFFICE FINISHES

1.1 Floor boxes and carpets

Allowances for floor boxes and carpets will be provided subject to

specific leasing negotiations.

2. OFFICE SERVICES

2.1 Lighting installation

Office lighting wired in flexible plug-in wiring is configured from

circuits on tenants’ lighting distribution boards located in on-floor

electrical riser cupboards. Switching is by central on-floor control.

Typical luminaires provided are LED, recessed modular type and

diffuser assembly in accordance with the spirit of LG7, subject to

the limitations of Building Regulations for efficiency of luminaires.

Luminaires at emergency exits and throughout the floor area are

provided with self-contained battery-inverter packs giving 3 hours’

emergency operation necessary for escape lighting. The average

lighting level in open plan office spaces (at desk height) is

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approximately 300 lux. The lighting level in emergency mode

is minimum of 0.5 lux. Daylight controlled dimming and

occupancy-sensing switching are provided.

2.2 Air conditioning system

The building will be fully air conditioned. Terminal units on the

office floors shall be concealed within the ceiling void and ducted

to ceiling mounted diffusers. Terminal units have been selected

and arranged so that they serve maximum BCO recommended

zone sizes of 27m2 at perimeter and 50-70m2 internally. Fresh

air from the central ventilation system shall be ducted to the

rear of the terminal units.

2.3 Electrical supply

Each tenant demise shall have a utility metered electrical supply

allowing for accurate tenant billing.

Space for tenant standby generator has been allowed for.

2.4 Additional tenant facilities

The following facilities are provided to allow flexibility of category

B fitting out of the floors: drainage and water service capped

connections in main core and secondary core for each demise;

established routes and plant space for server rooms; space for

tenant standby generation.

2.5 Ceiling finishes

Fully accessible modular suspended ceiling system utilising

perforated metal tiles based on a 600 x 600mm tile. Acoustic pads

will be provided to the back of the perforated ceiling for damping

to achieve the specified acoustic performance. All ceilings to be

laser levelled. Sealed cavity fire barriers provided where necessary.

Perimeter linear diffusers or grilles will allow air distribution

adjacent to the windows, located within a continuous plasterboard

margin or within the ceiling tiles. Access panels in plasterboard

ceiling shall be discrete and painted to match the surrounding

ceiling.

2.6 Floor finishes

Raised access floor: 600 x 600mm encapsulated floor tiles, with

adjustable pedestals.

2.7 Wall finishes

The office space internal walls are generally emulsion decoration on

dry line plasterboard systems. The full height acoustic rated glazing

around the atria is set in aluminium frames.

notes

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THE DEVELOPERS

THE LEWIS BUILDING, BIRMINGHAM Use: Office

Area: 113,000 sq ft

Completion: 2017

MAJOR EDISTON DEVELOPMENTS

BROADWAY ONE, GLASGOWUse: Office

Area: 126,000 sq ft

Completion: 2009

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Launched in 2004, Ediston Real Estate manages over £750 million

of UK property assets for various institutional investors and is

a co-investor and investment partner with clients across a number

of vehicles. Ediston believes that property development is a

fundamental part of any well balanced property portfolio and

since launch, Ediston has completed, let and sold office

developments in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen, London,

Birmingham and Reading with an end value of £150 million.

In 2016 Ediston commenced further office developments in

Birmingham, on behalf of Legal and General Investment

Management, and Guildford with Europa Capital with a

combined end value of £130 million.

www.ediston.com

Europa Capital is an established real estate fund management

group operating across Europe adding value through risk-based

acquisition strategies and active asset management on behalf

of its investors.

Since 1995, Europa Capital has collectively raised 9 real estate

funds and committed to over 90 transactions totalling some

€9.0 billion across 19 European countries.

The Europa Funds benefit from Europa Capital’s established

network of partners across Europe who co-invest in acquisitions

made by the Europa Funds. These country and joint venture partner

relationships in some cases extend back more than 20 years.

www.europacapital.com

MAJOR EUROPA CAPITAL AND EDISTON JOINT DEVELOPMENTS

CATHEDRAL HILL, GUILDFORDUse: Office

Area: 120,000 sq ft

Completion: 2017

ST. PHILIPS POINT, BIRMINGHAMUse: Office

Area: 100,000 sq ft

Completion: 2014

Europa Capital is a member of The Rockefeller Group (“RGI”). RGI is a strategic investor alongside Management. Europa Capital Partners LLP and Europa Capital LLP are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.

IMPORTANT NOTICEGVA and Hartnell Taylor Cook for themselves and for the vendors or lessors of the property whoseagents they are give notice that: (i) these particulars are given without responsibility of GVA and Hartnell Taylor Cook or the vendors or lessors as a general outline only for the guidance of prospective purchasers or tenants, and do not constitute the whole or any part of an offer or contract; (ii) GVA and Hartnell Taylor Cook cannot guarantee the accuracy of any descriptions, dimensions, references to condition, necessary permissions for use and occupation and other details contained herein and any prospective purchaser or tenant should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the accuracy of each of them; (iii) no employee of GVA and Hartnell Taylor Cook (and their joint agents where

applicable) has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty or enter into any contract whatsoever in relation to the property; (iv) VAT may be payable on purchase price and/or rent, all figures are quoted exclusive of VAT, intending purchasers or lessees must satisfy themselves as to the applicable VAT position, if necessary by taking appropriate professional advice; (v) except in respect of death or personal injury caused by the negligence of GVA and Hartnell Taylor Cook, its employees or servants, GVA and Hartnell Taylor Cook will not be liable, whether in negligence or otherwise howsoever, for any loss arising from the use of these particulars save to the extent that any statement made in these particulars has been made fraudulently by GVA and Hartnell Taylor Cook. Date: November 2016

Architects Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios, Bath

Structural Engineer Waterman, Birmingham

Mechanical and Electrical Engineer KJ Tait, London

Project Manager and Employer’s Agent Second London Wall, London

Cost Consultant Leslie Clark, London

DEVELOPMENT TEAM

Richard Kiddrichard.kidd@gva.co.ukTel +44 117 988 5244

Alex Riddellalex.riddell@gva.co.ukTel +44 117 988 5269

Chris Grazierchristopher.grazier@htc.uk.comTel +44 117 946 4538

Natalie Bennettnatalie.bennett@htc.uk.comTel +44 117 946 4534

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