We’ve just finished the branding of Hammersmith’s most significant new development.
10 Hammersmith Grove will bring a new state of the art building to the area which boasts a raft of impressive features, from rooftop gardens to a roaring open fire in reception.
The first of two new Grade A office buildings offering 275,000 sq ft of space in total, 10 Hammersmith Grove will deliver 109,556sq ft of modern, high quality offices together with two restaurant units and significant new public realm.
Attention to detail lies at the heart of our brand work and the design of the building to create a working environment that works for its occupiers: generous public realm; three roof terraces; an open fire; a cohesive visual BrandWorld connecting a bright and breezy new office environment.
SomeOne worked with the team at Development Securities to create an intelligent and adaptive BrandWorld to be applied both to extensive marketing materials, a digital online presence, hoardings and internal signage.
The innovative brochure created by Shaun Turnbull at SomeOne features a ‘scanimation’ cover where the number 10 not only animates, but cycles through a spectrum of colours as the brochure is removed from a clear plastic sleeve to reflect the adaptive qualities of the architecture.
The BrandWorld system also contains a bespoke headline typeface — designed by SomeOne designer Karl Randall — mirrors the lines found in the buildings exterior. This visual theme has been extended to a series of pattern applications that will be used throughout the building.
A little more about the area & the architecture
Hammersmith is undergoing significant transformation — it’s convenient location mixed with a rich network of blue chip organisations from CocaCola to Pernod Ricard mean it has become a highly desirable place for people to live and work. Within easy reach of Heathrow and the West End, 10 Hammersmith Grove is the ideal place for well-connected businesses.
The office reception is designed with the highest quality finishes, complete with its own “Artwall” and fireplace.
Three roof terraces feature greenery but also paved areas providing space to relax or entertain. New public realm facing Lyric Square is designed to reflect the building’s striking angles — seating, planting and way-finding elements respond to the form of the building.
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Here’s the Base Build Specification & contact details
— ‘BREEAM’ Excellent
— 1.5m planning grid
— 100mm clear raised access floor
— 2.75m clear floor to ceiling height
— Floor loading of 3.5kn/m2 plus 1kn/m2
— 3×17 & 1×21 passenger lifts
— 2 pipe fan coil system
— 222 photovoltaic panels on roof
— Triple glazed facade
— 4 car parking spaces, with 2 electric car charge points
— 106 cycle spaces
— Locker, shower and changing room facilities CAT – A (as part of tenants fit-out)
— Metal suspended ceiling
— CIBSE/SLL LG7 lighting with intelligent lighting control
Sustainability
— Solar photovoltaic panels provide up to a 10% reduction on current good practice building electrical consumption.
— Use of LED office lighting incorporating automatic daylight dimming controls providing up to 40% reduction on current good practice building lighting consumption.