As November comes to a close, we’re tipping our hats (and combs) to the 'Derwent London Lipholsterers' who embraced the moustache movement for Movember! From bold handlebars to questionable stubble, their commitment to raising awareness and £1,788 for men’s health has been nothing short of impressive.
Derwent London
Real Estate
We craft inspiring and distinctive space. We design & curate long-life, low carbon intelligent offices. #DerwentLondon40
About us
Vision: We craft inspiring and distinctive space where people thrive. Purpose: We design and curate long-life, low carbon, intelligent offices that contribute to London’s position as a leading global city. Values: We build long-term relationships. We lead by design. We act with integrity. Derwent London is the largest central London office focused REIT. We are a different kind of investor and developer; our reputation is built on decisive action in four crucial areas at the heart of our progressive business model. By championing advancements in design, sustainability, technology and people-centricity, we deliver inspiring and distinctive buildings where people thrive and communities grow together. As part of our desire to lead the industry in mitigating climate change, we have committed to becoming a net zero carbon business by 2030. In 2019, the Group became the first UK REIT to sign a Revolving Credit Facility with a 'green' tranche. At the same time, we also launched our Green Finance Framework and signed the Better Buildings Partnership's climate change commitment. We have science-based carbon targets validated by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). Our investment portfolio now totals 5.4 million sq ft and is worth £4.9 billion. Landmark buildings in our portfolio include 1 Soho Place W1, 80 Charlotte Street W1, Brunel Building W2, White Collar Factory EC1, Angel Building EC1, 1+2 Stephen Street W1, Horseferry House SW1 and Tea Building E1. The success of our business is down to a dedicated team. We are a diverse group of highly skilled professionals with a range of perspectives and corporate experience. In January 2022, we were proud to announce that we had achieved the National Equality Standard - the UK's highest benchmark for equality, diversity and inclusion. In May 2023, we were recognised on the Sunday Times Best Places to Work list. By investing in our people, we invest in our business, ensuring we generate sustainable long-term value.
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External link for Derwent London
- Industry
- Real Estate
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- London
- Type
- Public Company
- Founded
- 1984
- Specialties
- Commercial real estate
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25 Savile Row
Mayfair
London, W1S 2ER, GB
Employees at Derwent London
Updates
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Last week, we helped to host two engaging youth employment networking events at White Collar Factory EC1 and The White Chapel Building E1. At White Collar Factory, the Resurgo Spear programme gave young people the opportunity to develop networking and communication skills while exploring professional environments. A big thank you to Resurgo for their incredible efforts! At The White Chapel Building, the London Property Alliance (CPA & WPA) NewGen event, organised by the CPA and WPA NextGen committees, partnered with the British Council for Offices (BCO) to host a mentoring session, supporting recent graduates and young professionals in building confidence and expanding their networks. It was great to support and connect with the next generation of industry talent.
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Sustainability drives the design of Network W1’s façade. Our Group Architect, Tim Hyman, talks us through how carbon-conscious materials, intelligent shading, and off-site manufacturing come together to create efficient and sustainable architecture. Kier Group DECOMO Piercy&Company #NetworkW1
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In our final 'Jargon Busting' series of 2024, we're tackling the "G" in ESG: Governance with Amy Hulbert, Trainee Company Secretary. Let's start at the beginning - what does it mean, and why is it crucial in today’s business landscape?
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We were delighted to support and attend the Variety, the Children's Charity Disability Sports Awards 2024 last night at @sohoplace . It was a wonderful evening celebrating incredible achievements and the power of inclusion through sport. Congratulations to all the inspiring winners and nominees! #VarietyDisabilitySportsAwards #voicesforchange
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This week on #MondayMeets, we’re introducing Rachel Brewster, who joined Derwent London in 2017. Starting as part of the reception team, Rachel has grown her career and is now the PA to Richard Baldwin, Director of Development, while also supporting four other members of the Development team. From managing diaries to assisting on major projects like 25 Baker St. W1 and Network W1, Rachel thrives on staying adaptable and proactive in her role.
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Long-term, loose fit and low energy remains at the core of our approach. Derwent London Executive Director Emily Prideaux highlights the importance of collaboration in creating spaces that adapt not just for decades but for centuries. Explore how these principles shape our vision for London in EG’s feature: https://lnkd.in/ezUd4FKf
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Seeking support for your mental health at work can be daunting, particularly if you're neurodivergent. In our final Lunch & Learn of 2024, Dr Emma Mahoney discussed the unique hurdles the neurodiverse community faces and how we can create a nurturing and positive working environment for all. Share our infographic to raise awareness. Smart About Health
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Mass timber can significantly reduce the built environment’s carbon footprint. It’s a renewable resource that can store carbon. It can also create beautiful, functional, and sustainable buildings. But its adoption in large-scale commercial construction, particularly in the UK, has been slow. That’s why we’ve supported the development of the Commercial Timber Guidebook. Download now. https://lnkd.in/evicRkx6 Elliott Wood Waugh Thistleton Architects OFR Consultants Lignum Risk Partners
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Richard Baldwin, Director of Development, reflects on the power of flexibility in our buildings. From White Collar Factory EC1 to our development pipeline, creating adaptable, enduring spaces remains at the heart of our vision. Explore how we’re shaping London for the next 40 years in EG’s feature: https://lnkd.in/ezUd4FKf