Four-blocked, brick-faced office building stepping away from an 11-storey tower, with a rich mixture of tenancies.

Derwent London
Shoreditch, London
128,000 square feet

"The Featherstone Building is one of those special projects, the result of a deeply collaborative process over many years between Derwent London and Morris+Company. The building is perfect in almost every way. It has managed to fuse the highest ambitions for a contextually responsive, people focused place, whilst adopting modern methods of construction and the highest benchmarks for sustainability. Drawing on the historic legacy of Clerkenwell’s rich industrial heritage, The Featherstone Building is already a timeless classic.”

Derwent London

  • Sensitive location adjacent to the Grade I-listed Bunhill Fields burial ground
  • High quality office building will include a café, retail units and affordable workspaces
  • 11-storey tower steps down to five storeys to west of development
  • Mix of uses responds to high demand in the Tech City area around Old Street
  • Ambition that building will be as robust and flexible as London’s stock of Victorian structures
  • Generous floor-to-ceiling heights, fully openable windows and mixed-mode ventilation
  • Tenant amenities include roof terraces and communal breakout space

Client: Derwent London
Structural Engineer: Heyne Tillett Steel
Services Engineer: WSP

BCO Award 2024 Shortlist The Featherstone Building, shortlisted for Commercial Workplace category British Council of Offices Regional Awards 2024
Roundtable Event: Circular Biodiversity Held at our Featherstone rooftop pavilion; featuring 400sqft of planting, and 100% biodiversity net gain
The Featherstone Building: The Evolution of Design David Storring speaks about the evolution of the design of The Featherstone Building and the unique level of testing and model making that occurred in the early stages of design that created such an impactful building. This is one of a series of videos created with Derwent
The inspiration behind The Featherstone Building Joe Morris speaks about how we referenced the industrial history of Old Street through the design features on the façade, including the scalloped Juliette balconies and the contrasting brickwork. This is one of a series of videos created with Derwent

Featherstone Interiors