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==[[Structural_steel_design_awards|Structural Steel Design Awards]] 2018 - Merit==
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Thirty Broadwick is a new 120,000ft<sup>2</sup> building that offers optimised lettable floor areas within Soho’s tight streetscape and replaces a tired building with one that reflects the district’s character. It now offers exemplar West End office space, with large [[Multi-storey_office_buildings#Flexibility and adaptability|flexible floorplates]], that meets the client’s exacting [[Sustainability|sustainability]] standards. The upper floors step back, creating large outdoor terraces which provide valuable outdoor amenity space.

The wellness of occupants was a primary [[Design|design]] objective, reflected in generous and well-appointed spaces, incorporating a natural ventilation strategy that has helped to make Thirty Broadwick an exemplar sustainable building with an EPC ‘A’ and [[BREEAM|BREEAM]] ‘Excellent’ rating.
 
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|'''Architect'''||Emrys Architects
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|'''Structural Engineer'''||Heyne Tillett Steel
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|'''Steelwork Contractor'''||Severfield
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|'''Main Contractor'''||BAM Construction
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|'''Client'''||Great Portland Estates plc
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==Judges' comment==
A deceptively simple project where structural steel is showcased as the ‘go to’ system for
maximising the development potential on such heavily constrained sites. Long‐span, [[Multi-storey_office_buildings#Flexibility and adaptability|column‐free interiors]] and additional floor area are achieved within planning height constraints determined by a previous consent through innovative deflection control during [[Construction|construction]] and the inventive [[Service_integration|integration of structure and services]].

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