Landid has released the first images of a new 56,000 sq ft office scheme in the centre of Reigate.
The DNA Architecture-designed building, which is owned by a client of Federated Hermes, received planning in October last year and Landid is targeting a BREEAM Excellent rating for the all-electric building.
James Silver, managing director of Landid, said: “We’re excited to see this standard of office building making its way to surrounding towns outside of London. It is essential for Landid to consider the full ESG spectrum when delivering a new building and we’re hoping this approval will ensure a fantastic addition to the Reigate area, not only for occupiers, but for the wider community through new jobs and shared spaces, while achieving net-zero carbon or less where possible. Working with Federated Hermes, our aim for this building is to create a gateway for future office buildings in the Surrey area, to continue our journey to reach net zero in the UK.”
Sebastian Hayes, director – investment management, real estate at Federated Hermes, added: “We are pleased to announce the approval of plans for a new, high-quality office development in Reigate, Surrey. We continue to see demand for resilient office space in relevant locations. This development provides much needed flexible, and energy efficient office spaces, while delivering positive environmental and social impacts, and demonstrating how capital can be invested in a way that provides a positive impact to local communities in the UK.”
