THE BRYANT BUILDING
The Bryant Building on Great Eastern Street in Shoreditch was originally a 19th century warehouse for
furnituremakers. Henigman redeveloped the building with Ben Adams Architects into a modern workspace over five floors in-keeping with its rich industrial heritage.
The Bryant Building on Great Eastern Street in Shoreditch was originally a 19th century warehouse for furnituremakers. Henigman redeveloped the building with Ben Adams Architects into a modern workspace over five floors in-keeping with its rich industrial heritage.
LOCATION
Shoreditch
PROJECT
Workspace and eight luxury apartments
ARCHITECT
Ben Adams Architects
COMPLETION
2013
GROSS DEVELOPMENT VALUE
£30 million
SIZE
23,000 sq ft
The interior has exposed brick walls, original cast iron columns, polished concrete floors, and ceiling heights of up to five metres. The building was pre-let to Capco, the world’s sixth largest fintech company, in 2018.
At the rear, there is a discreet entrance that leads to eight luxury apartments on the fifth and sixth floors. Planning consent was achieved to deliver eight residential units which were developed around a central courtyard. The building was sold to the National Farmers Union (NFU Mutual).