Ropemaker, London (21 Storey New Build)

Client: Mace (2008-2009)

Project: Ropemaker, London (21 Storey New Build)

Package: Shell and Core – Modular and traditional bathroom fitout ME+P

Value: 1.1m

Position: Site Manager

Ropemaker Place stands as one of London’s most sustainable buildings. 21 stories delivered on time and under budget, it received numerous awards.

Despite opening during the global recession, the 87,000 m sq building received sensational acclaim. It won 'Development of the Year', 'Rainwater Harvesting', and 'Soft Landscaping' awards, and the prestigious 'Major Project' accolade at the British Construction Industry (BCI) Awards in 2010. 

Sustainability was at the heart of this project, with Ropemaker Place earning the City of London’s first-ever LEED Platinum rating and a BREEAM Excellent score. The building features an energy-saving double-glazed facade, 74 m sq of photovoltaics, and a green roof to enhance biodiversity. 86% of materials cleared from the site were reused, achieving a 50% reduction in energy and water use. This project exemplifies an unwavering commitment to sustainability and excellence.

25 Ropemaker Place, London EC2 building - e-architect

Phil was employed by the most innovative and market leading bathroom fitout contractor of its time. Utilising offsite prefabrication and mock up techniques that provided time and quality control measures that worked alongside and improved upon traditional installation methods. Phil was tasked with managing the ME+P bathroom installations from start to finish, with water and energy saving technologies and helping to deliver one of the most key buildings in the heart of London’s financial district.