Inspired

Located in the heart of the City at Bank Junction, 1 Poultry is a mixed-use commercial development designed by the late Sir James Stirling.

1 St Mary Le Port was shortlisted in the design competition for a new corporate headquarters in the heart of Bristol.

Built in the 1990s as a state of the art banking facility, the refurbishment of 1 Triton Square provides the amenities, flexibility and additional floor area to support a diversifying occupier profile on the campus.

Doubling the size of its predecessor, 10 Exchange Square is a 226,000 sq ft building adjacent to the iconic Exchange House.

100 Liverpool Street is a major 530,000 sq ft refurbishment project that generates additional value by building upon opportunities for the existing building and site. 

106 Jermyn Street converted a former tailor’s workshop into four high quality residential units for letting in a narrow Grade II listed building.

The refurbishment of 135 Bishopsgate creates a welcoming eastern entrance to Broadgate while enhancing the estate's retail and commercial offer.

138 Park Lane is a neglected Grade II listed townhouse with a Heritage at Risk status, which the client wished to develop into 4 residential units.

140 Park Lane is the proposed extension and refurbishment for a 5-star Marriott Hotel, designed to be implemented with minimum interruption to operations.

Continuing the evolution of Broadgate as a dynamic world class destination, the refurbishment of the 286,000 sq ft NIA of 1FA, Broadgate bolsters vibrancy and permeability to the western edge of Finsbury Avenue Square.

M3 stepped in during the construction of 2 Triton Square, Abbey National’s new headquarters, to help reduce the significant programme overrun. 

2-3 Finsbury Avenue introduces a creative, world-class model of conferencing facilities to the London while achieving additional floor area on a site flanked by a listed building and the London View Management Framework.

For 20 Gresham Street, M3 helped achieve a new planning consent for the 240,000 sq ft building, increasing on quality and quantity of office space than a previously consented scheme.

As the northern entrance of the prestigious Broadgate development, 201 Bishopsgate & The Broadgate Tower comprises a total 1.2m sq ft across two BREEAM Excellent buildings of 13 and 36 storeys atop a unique public realm.

25 James Street converted a 1980s office block to form eight niche apartments adjacent to St Christopher’s Place, just off London’s Oxford Street.

M3 was brought on board to develop and manage the disposal strategy for 31 London Street, a former Mail Centre with a consented high quality mixed use scheme in place.

M3 led all aspects of this major refurbishment of 33 Grosvenor Place, a fully-tenanted prime office asset in Belgravia.

Carried out to ensure uninterrupted operations of the retail unit on ground, the 33 Kingsway refurbishment project provided a qualitative and quantitative uplift for this 56,000 sq ft office building.

M3 Consulting was brought in to help complete 350 Euston Road after construction of the 200,000 sq ft building had already begun.

A new 210,000 sq ft office building, 4 Kingdom Street is the latest addition to the high profile mixed use Paddington Central development.

5 Broadgate is the new, world-class UK headquarters for UBS.

M3 undertook feasibility studies to establish refurbishment options aimed at increasing the value of this 20,000 sq ft 1960s building.

The Adelphi Building is a major refurbishment of a tenanted Grade II listed building.

The ambitious Ashford ZED (Zero Emission Development) masterplan provided for a sustainable, residential-led community with over 1,000 private and affordable units.

The ambition for the Urban Realm Analysis study was to unify disparate public spaces in Bloomsbury and promote the district to play a vital role during the London 2012 Olympics.

The Blossom Street project is a 500,000 sq ft urban infill project. It aims to bring a number of vacant or underused buildings in the Elder Street conservation area back into use through restoration, extension, remodelling, and facade retention, along with new build.

Broadgate is the exemplar for commercial real estate in London.

The Broadgate Circle is the multi-layered food and beverage hub at the heart of Broadgate.

The Broadgate Public Space Enhancements programme was a commitment to improving the public realm and connectivity within and around the prestigious Broadgate development.

Canada Water Plaza is the new community focus of the Canada Water regeneration area.

The planning scheme for Duke’s Court offers 62,000 sq ft of high quality office spaces, with a 45% overall uplift on the existing building.

The Employment Academy transforms the former Poor Law Guardians of Southwark offices into award-winning facilities for variety of support and improvement programmes to the homeless and vulnerable.

M3 worked with the client through OJEU tender process to secure selection as preferred development partner for the redevelopment of Euston Station. 

M3 undertook an initial feasibility review on options for acquiring additional space in the vicinity of King’s College’s Strand Campus to accommodate significant increase of projected student numbers.

The creation and location of a new King’s College London campus at Canada Water opens up new opportunities for the university and contributes to the wider masterplan plan for the area.

Longford House was conceived as a companion site to the adjacent 1 Triton Square, with the opportunity to further enhance the connection between Regent’s Place and the communities to the north.

Located between the Battersea Power Station and the new US Embassy, Nine Elms Park is a 14 acre residential-led masterplan situated at the heart of the Nine Elms regeneration area.

North East Quadrant is the second phase of the Regent’s Place masterplan, creating two new office blocks and private and affordable housing totalling 700,000 sq ft.

Northcliffe House, is a listed 270,000 sq ft GIA refurbishment providing upgraded office space, extensions to existing floorplates, new terrace amenity and repurposing of the ground floor entrance and retail provision.

Across from St Paul’s Cathedral, the refurbishment of the 120,000 sq ft One Carter Lane enhanced the building inside and out.

M3 has overseen the ongoing transformation of this mixed use scheme since the client’s acquisition of the partly implemented regeneration site in 2014.

The Public Realm Enhancements at Paddington Central has widened entrances from the canal side and enhanced the arrival experience.

A distinctive addition to Aldgate, the sculpture was designed by Studio Weave to celebrate the London Festival of Architecture and London 2012.

Parker Street is an exercise in finding opportunities on a complex site.

Distinct in its hexagonal form, Parker Tower is a landmark building in Holborn.

M3 evaluated redevelopment opportunities for one of our client’s Central London properties, acted confidentially and without reference to others.

M3 carried out a strategic review of the client’s property assets to assist with its proposed restructuring.

The air rights raft at 201 Bishopsgate is the UK’s first speculative raft.

As the first phase of the Regent’s Place masterplan, Osnaburgh Street introduced a mix of uses to Regent’s Place by incorporating private and affordable housing along with Grade A office spaces.

Over the last 15 years, Regent’s Place has transformed from an isolated commercial estate into a part of the city linking the local communities.

M3 undertook a comprehensive review of Royal Mail’s sites across London and UK to devise a coordinated, deliverable strategy supporting their desire to release value from their estate through operational consolidation.

Built to front the Commercial Union and P&O towers in the 1970s, St Helen’s Square is an oasis within London’s Eastern Cluster. 

Streatham Hub is the successful integration of an eclectic mix of uses, including new supermarket, residential, and leisure centre with reprovided ice rink adjacent to a listed church.

Designed by Berlin based artists, Kobberling and Kaltwasser, the temporary 120-seat theatre was built out of recycled and reclaimed materials.

Opened in 2017, The Postal Museum at Calthorpe House provides a new home for its extensive archives and showcase for British postal history, including the transformation of the disused Mail Rail tunnels and platforms at Mount Pleasant into a visitor attraction.  

The Sherwood is the conversion and extensionof a former backpacker hostel into 48 residential unitsand 2 no. A1 retail units at ground floor.

The Tsunami Memorial was unveiled in the gardens of the Natural History Museum in 2011 to commemorate the UK citizens lost in the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami disaster.