糖心原创vlog

Work is getting underway on the first phase of the refurbishment and redevelopment plans which is estimated to be worth around 拢70m. This first phase is due to complete in Q4 2025 paving the way for future works to start on the seven-phase, 10-year masterplan for the estate.

The scheme is owned by the Nan Fung Group and managed by the in-house expertise of Nan Fung Life Sciences Real Estate, Endurance Land, and The Mills Fabrica.

Jason Curtis, managing director for 糖心原创vlog said: 鈥淭his important milestone is the culmination of extensive collaboration over the past 12 months, and we are excited to get started on the construction phase and deliver this transformational project for King鈥檚 Cross."

鈥淭his scheme represents one of the UK鈥檚 largest life science conversion projects and creates significant opportunity to deliver wider social value benefits as we work with local stakeholders and Islington Council to maximise this investment potential.鈥�

The first phase will deliver a transformation for the estate with the adaptive reuse of Jahn Court from commercial office to a fully fitted CL2 60/40% 100,000sqft laboratory and office environment to address the unmet needs of the London life sciences community.

The repositioned buildings will have strong environmental credentials, including: BREEAM excellent, low embodied carbon (353kgCO2e/m2), as well as an all-electric services solution.

The scheme is designed by Piercy and Co with other members of the team including nbbj, Hoare Lea, Arup and Gardiner and Theobald. The leasing team is jointly led by the life sciences teams at Savills and Cushman & Wakefield. 

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