Oxford Properties’ Victoria House, London

Built in the 1920’s Victoria House is a Grade II listed, neoclassical property in the Bloomsbury Conservation Area, with 9 stories above ground and 2 basement levels.  It is rectangular on plan, approximately 120m long and 50m wide and will house leading Life Sciences organisations. 

Records indicate that the original layout comprised a mix of uses, typically office and meeting rooms at first floor and above, with shops and entertainment below. Basement levels also contained large halls and strongrooms within the bank.

Following our first site visit to this innovative project earlier in March this year during its refurbishment and conversion, we are delighted to have been invited back by SES/Wates to see the progress that’s been made and the science facilities which it offers.

Join us onsite (1:50 pm for a at 2:00pm start) for about 90 minutes to hear more about the fascinating history and challenges of repurposing this existing Grade ll listed building including:

• converting a commercial office to a Cat A lab enabled office + write-up spaces with associated amenity services.
• Modifications to the existing plant and MEP services.
• How works are carried out within a live environment; existing tenants remain in the building throughout the works. 

NOTE: PPE must be worn - please let us know if you need this provided and if so, we will need your shoe size.

Registration Deadline: 20 October 2024

This event is CPD Accredited (1.5 hours)

Event Contact: Events Team