The stunning façade of 22 Bishopsgate is both beautiful and an impressive feat of engineering, but it also has sustainability at the heart of its design.
The building, owned by Lipton Rodgers Developments, consists of more than 50 floors of category A office space as well as London’s highest restaurant and viewing point, a lounge, bar, retreat, gym, food hall and a range of other amenities including the capital’s largest bike park.
Tate supplied and installed 118,254 sq. m. of PSA:2021 medium grade RMG600 raised access flooring for the main areas of the building. By installing over 340,000 panels, our solution accounted for just 6.1% of the building’s total carbon.
WSP analysis shows 22 Bishopsgate has an embodied carbon rating below that of commercial office targets for a net-zero building. The building’s rating of 591Kg CO2e/m² is 41% lower than London Energy Transformation Initiative’s benchmark.
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