King’s Cross combines one of London’s largest regeneration schemes (new offices, shops and restaurants around Granary Square and Coal Drops Yard) with Victorian terraces, warehouses and commercial buildings on the surrounding streets in Camden and Islington. Commercial work here ranges from fitting out new-build space to refurbishing older buildings for creative and office use.
What a main contractor has to manage in King’s Cross
- New-build fit-outs follow the landlord’s fit-out guide, with design approval, services connections, and the building’s own rules for access, deliveries and working hours.
- Older buildings around the stations and canal are often in conservation areas, with listed warehouses and terraces needing consent for alterations.
- Busy transport hubs limit loading and deliveries and require careful logistics planning.
Commercial work we deliver
- Office fit-outs: Cat A, Cat A+ and Cat B
- Retail and food and drink units
- Refurbishment of period commercial buildings
- Project management through landlord approvals and handover
Related
- Building work in Camden Town
- Building work in Islington
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