1 Triton Square is British Land’s net zero carbon redevelopment at Regent’s Place, located at the intersection of Camden, Fitzrovia and London’s Knowledge Quarter, and fully pre-let to Meta

1 Triton Square is British Land’s 34,000 sqm net zero carbon redevelopment at its Regent’s Place Campus, located at the intersection of Camden, Fitzrovia and London’s Knowledge Quarter. The Campus is home to over 20,000 workers and residents, offering a mix of well-located high quality, sustainable and affordable space, complimented by over 14,000 sqm of public realm, including Regent’s Place Plaza – a place to eat, drink, shop and socialise.

Regent’s Place is undergoing a period of transformation to attract a broader mix of occupiers. 1 Triton Square demonstrates British Land’s Campus model in action, addressing the changing needs of innovation businesses by delivering new, collaborative, and sustainable space that matches their workstyles, with ground floor retail and leisure, and new affordable residential units.

British Land and Arup initially designed and delivered 1 Triton Square in the 1990’s with future expansion and regeneration in mind. In 2020, British Land brought the original design and construction teams back together to adapt the building for modern workstyles. Taking a circular economy approach from the outset, the team committed to reusing as much of the existing building as possible, increasing the lettable area by 11,800 sqm, while delivering exceptional new public realm. The redevelopment achieved substantial carbon savings relative to a new build and was rated BREEAM outstanding at design stage.

1 Triton Square achieved practical completion in 2021. The office element is fully pre-let to Meta, and The Gym Group is set to open a new flagship London gym within the building. British Land is now progressing works to improve the public realm across the wider Campus, upgrading outdoor spaces to provide new attractive and functional areas for workers and visitors to relax, socialise and collaborate.

David Lockyer, Head of Campuses at British Land, commented: “Real estate plays a significant role in supporting the growth of businesses in the tech and innovation sector. We have learned that as they grow these companies seek collaborative, dynamic, and sustainable office space in well-connected mixed-use destinations. Employees want to work in thriving urban hubs which offer more than just office space.

“Leveraging our strong track record of high-quality sustainable development, we are transforming Regent’s Place into a London neighbourhood tailored to innovative businesses and their employees. The Campus has achieved exceptional sustainability credentials, including our second net zero carbon development at 1 Triton Square, while our public realm improvements will deliver fantastic new space to relax, socialise and feel closer to nature. Some of the most innovative and exciting businesses in the UK have been drawn to Regent’s Place for its exceptional location in London’s Knowledge Quarter, its high-specification design and its vibrant retail and leisure offering.”