Make a statement

A striking landmark that acts as a beacon, day and night. With a focus on wellbeing and sustainability, with working spaces inside and out, the Lantern brings new life to an already thriving area.

Located on the corner of Hampstead Road and Drummond Street, the Lantern is a new development designed by leading architects Marks Barfield. It boasts over 180,000 sq ft of BREEAM ‘Excellent’ rated office, retail and residential accommodation.

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Seek out the light

A striking, geometric glass façade functions as a beacon to draw in passers-by as they approach up Hampstead Road from Warren Street.

The building faces South and is designed to maximise natural daylight and enhance long views out.

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Warm and welcoming

A double-height reception (6.23m) builds on the brilliant first impression provided by natural stone and timber panelling.

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Acoustic comfort

Fluted timber panelling reduces noise and enhances acoustic comfort.

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Murano glass light features

A bespoke Murano glass light artwork hung from the ceiling draws visitors into the space, while a Murano glass feature wall sits behind a timber free-standing reception desk.

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Move on up

The Lantern makes keeping active easy with a generously wide oak-lined stairway that encourages movement and moments to socialise along the way. No more awkward lift silences!

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Space and light flow

Large open plan floors, up to 25,000 sq ft, arranged around a beautifully designed large central atrium flooding the floors with light.

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Stay on the sunny side

The central atrium floods the building with mood-boosting natural light. Studies show strong links between brighter light and better performance in office environments.

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Fresh air, fresh thinking

Stepped terracing at the rear of the building increases biodiversity.

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The Lantern effect

In the evening, the building continues to light the way. This is iconic architecture designed to make a statement about your business.

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A smart building that champions sustainability and human efficiency

Touch free entry

Touch free access to the building with biometrics which can link to smart phones or access cards.

Destination lift control

Increases the efficiency of the lift operation and reduces waiting times, while prolonging the life of the machinery.

Intelligent lighting

Presence and ambient light sensors manage unnecessary lighting to save energy

Thermal comfort

Maintaining a comfortable temperature helps people concentrate

CO2 detection

When more people are present, extra ventilation increases the available oxygen to boost mental clarity

Building highlights

26,101

SQ FT
of BREEAM ‘Excellent’
office space

The Lantern
café

Your own in-house café
by Vacherin

12,413

SQ FT
of retail and
restaurant space

9 floors

of statement architecture by Marks Barfield, with 6 passenger lifts and 1 goods lift

Suites ranging from

3,986

to

12,163

SQ FT

Atrium

7 floor light-filled central atrium with interconnecting timber staircase

Cycle Hub

252 cycle spaces
30 short stay spaces
42 showers and 256 lockers
Ramp from street level to cycle hub

1.8m2

Occupational density future proofs the building for the occupier

Health Centre

Keep your health in-check at the Lantern’s BUPA health centre