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Additionally, on the development’s fifth floor, Gustafson Porter + Bowman developed a large south-facing roof terrace which benefits from day-long sunlight. A dense planting scheme varies in height and corresponds to an understated colour scheme for pockets of the raised flower bed, which is wrapped in a sinuous white Corian bench. Both inconspicuous and sculptural, its form continues to wrap around the very edges of the terrace whilst its varied height creates ample soil depth. The design of the planting bed allows for two channels which aid spectacular views for the building’s users to St Paul’s and the City of London beyond.
The planting on New Ludgate’s fifth-floor terrace is comprised of colourful bands of perennial plants mixed with ornamental grasses in loose, natural arrangements. Plants are grouped together according to colour and form. Bands of yellow flowering evergreen Euphorbias contrast with the tall blue flowering spikes of Erynginum, Echinopsis and Aster, while low hummocks of flowering Thyme are seen against the towering purple balls of Alliums. All are framed by the plumes of tall ornamental grasses. Using a mix of low and taller perennials and grasses provides a permeable boundary between the natural oasis of the roof terrace and its immediate urban context.
“Both spaces seek to normalise the hectic energy of central London, and embody a belief that a small-scale space with high-quality materials and refined detailing can enhance the public realm, thus creating an intimate space within the heart of the city that everybody can use.”
– Donncha O Shea, Partner, Gustafson Porter + Bowman
awards
2016 Winner, City of London Building of the Year Award
2016 Winner, Landscape Institute Best small-scale development
2016 Winner, LEAF Awards Developer and Development Project of the Year
2016 Winner, RICS Commercial Office Building of the Year
2016 Shortlist, NLA Office Building of the Year
2016 Shortlist, FX Awards Public Space Scheme
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Awards: Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) top prize for Commercial Office Building of the Year 2016
The City of London Building of the Year Award
Shortlisted for the NLA Office Building of the Year
Shortlisted for the LEAF Awards Developer Project of the Year.
Materials used: Dark Granite, Yorkstone, Corian (not exhaustive)
Contractors: Skanska
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