First project for Atenor in London and permit obtained in 2023 for the sustainable in-depth retrofit of this office project.
Named from its ideal location, 10 New Bridge Street will propose an 8-storey building with 7,200 sq.m. of working spaces designed and thought for the occupants' comfort and well-being.
Designed by the international architects office HOK, Fleet House will be a prime model of renovation. the project will see more than two thirds of the existing structure retained, thereby ensuring the retention of the existing embodied carbon and reducing its environment impact.
The occupants will benefit from cycling parking, high-quality end-of-trip facilities and four external terraces – most with spectacular views of St Paul’s Cathedral. A range of new public amenities will also be created including a new pedestrian priority route connecting Bride Lane and Bridewell Place, an art wall, a new 120 sq.m. juice bar/café, double-height office lobby with green wall and plentiful natural light and a 370 sq.m. re-provided public house at ground-floor and part-basement level.

Sustainability and well-being : FLEET HOUSE aims at obtaining BREEAM “Outstanding”- and WELL “Platinum” certifications.

On 13 March 2023, Atenor, Ascendal, and Yoo Development agreed on a deal for Key West London regeneration site.
The site hosts the main depot for Tower Transit and RATP Dev’s West London bus operations. In a common desire to revitalise the district, the partners are going to transform this 6,000 sq.m. lot and create a unique mixed ‘city-village’ London quarter. The development is expected to provide a highly sustainable residential-led mixed-use community which will benefit from a unique canal and park-side location, as well as superb transport connections

Eoin Conroy, Country Director UK for Atenor said: "As well as underlining our commitment to grow and diversify Atenor’s London development pipeline, the opportunity is very much in keeping with our approach to build strong partnerships in order to deliver highly sustainable urban regeneration projects which deliver positive social and economic impact. We very much look forward to working with and listening to the local community, Westminster Council and our project partners in the months ahead.”