240 BLACKFRIARS, LONDON SE1

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240 Blackfriars Road is an architecturally-striking, 19-storey tower designed by award winning architects Allford Hall Monaghan Morris. Developed by the Great Ropemaker Partnership, it offers occupiers 11,000 sq ft modern office floors with fantastic river views provided by the floor-to-ceiling glazing. The building completed in 2014 and is now home to a number of tenants including media and publishing company UBM and law firm Boodle Hatfield.
Projects 240 BLACKFRIARS, LONDON SE1
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Use & occupancy Office Building
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Number of Floors 19 floors / 0 basement floors
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SD+DD
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Project Participants
Feasibility SD+DD CD Construction Operate
Architect
BIM Consultant
BIM Modeler
Contractor
Engineer
Facility manager
Owner/Developer
Researcher
Residents/End users
Subcontractor/Fabricator
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Feasibility SD+DD CD Construction Operation


Technologies used
Feasibility SD+DD CD Construction Operation
Feasibility SD+DD CD Construction Operation
Cost Reduction
Schedule reduction
RFI reduction
ROI
Error reduction
Rework reduction
Waste reduction
Safety improvement
Communication/decision-making improvement
Others: Marketing
References CASE STUDY 240 BLACKFRIARS, LONDON SE1 240 Blackfriars 240 Blackfriars Road
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Team building and collaborative culture
Goals and alignment
Role definition and accountability
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Managing schedule and budget
BIM and design documantation
Meeting and workspace environment
Building innovation
Emerging technologies