Paul Street Building, Shoreditch Mixed-use Development
Paul Street Building in Shoreditch
Office, retail and residential in London, England ? design by Stiff + Trevillion Architects
23 Jun 2018
Paul Street Building in Shoreditch
Architects: Stiff + Trevillion
Location: Leonard Street / Paul Street, Shoreditch, East London, England, UK
Stiff + Trevillion complete mixed-use development on historic junction of Paul Street
Mixed-use development scheme that incorporates Grade II Listed walls delivers a new 4,0282m building of office, retail and residential over five stories in the heart of a Shoreditch conservation area.

Photos: Andy Stagg
Stiff + Trevillion has completed a 4,0282m mixed-use development on the historic junction of Paul Street and Leonard Street that integrates a remnant of the neighbouring Grade II Listed ecclesiastical building abutting the adjacent park, and takes full advantage of its prominent corner location.
The listed wall which was preserved and repaired is a crucial element of the design, and is referenced in a unique wall sculpture as part of the Public Art Strategy.

The development forms a critical phase in bringing new coherence and increased public activity to the South Shoreditch area, establishing it as a vibrant new destination. Delivered in response to the diverse uses within the area, the mixed use of work, leisure and living will regenerate the urban block commercially and socially and help promote the public realm of Leonard Street Circu...