Derwent London launches DL/78

Forming part of the office complex at 80 Charlotte Street in Fitzrovia, the new facility is arranged over two floors with a generous, light-filled double-height space, and will provide drop-in working space, meeting rooms, conference facilities, wellness room and a café, operated by Lantana. It is available for use by all of Derwent London’s office occupiers and is a space designed for connection and collaboration. A programme of events will be curated to create an informal environment to work, meet, socialise and be inspired.

Derwent London has also launched its DL/ App which can be used to book space and events and order food and drink.

The offer builds on Derwent London’s brand of delivering design-led adaptable space and forms part of our wider customer-focused strategy.

DL/78

The amenity space fit-out was designed in collaboration with MSMR architects. The bold industrial aesthetic sets the tone for collaboration and productivity, while wood finishes, crafted details, bespoke furniture and commissioned artworks provide a comfortable and welcoming environment.

80 Charlotte Street

The scheme is Derwent London’s first all electric net zero carbon building and was completed in June 2020. Originally built as a 1960s post office headquarters, the redevelopment is now one building, designed by Make architects, who have imaginatively combined existing facades with new-build elements, characterised by varying façade treatments, setbacks and terraces. In addition to its 311,000 sq ft offices, the building incorporates social spaces such as a café, roof terraces, a bar and the publicly accessible ‘Poets’ Park’. Over the past year, the incoming occupiers Boston Consulting Group, Lee & Thompson and Arup have been undertaking their fit-outs, with the former two now in occupation