16 New Burlington Place: The Crown Estate
Architect: Trehearne
Installer: Race
Categories: Offices
Account Manager: Abby Gottermeyer
Photographer: Gavin Stewart
Client: The Crown Estate
Contractor: Parkeray
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A heritage office reimagined for the future
The project
When The Crown Estate set out to refresh its offices at 16 New Burlington Place (16NBP), the vision was clear, create a premium workspace that respects heritage while embracing modern performance. Designed by Trehearne and delivered by Parkeray, the project needed acoustic solutions that were as discreet as they were effective and aligned with Regent Street’s values of heritage, quality, style, and success.
With the industry striving toward Net Zero Carbon, this project aimed to build on the building’s pioneering legacy. Originally desgined as a BREEAM Excellent headquarters in 2006, 16NBP secured London’s first green lease and introduced innovations such as rainwater harvesting, combined heat and powers systems, photovoltaic panels, and recessed windows for solar shading—achieving 40% less energy use than a typical office of its size. This ethos of environmental responsibility set the tone for the refurbishment.
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The result
A workspace that balances form and function. Frontier baffles and Cascade hanging screens deliver flexibility and performance, ensuring employees can focus in a calm environment. This collaboration with Trehearne, Parkeray, and installer Race reflects the core values of heritage, quality, style, and success—and has even earned a shortlist for the RIBA Awards.
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