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Engie | 25 Canada Square

PROJECT
25 Canada Square, Canary Wharf, London

CLIENT
Engie (formerly GDF Suez)

ARCHITECT
Harmsen Tilney Shane

VALUE
Confidential

Engie | 25 Canada Square

Engie is a global energy player and an expert operator in the three key sectors of electricity, natural gas and energy services. To support their business growth, they required a new space for their offices and Parkeray successfully delivered the scheme within a tight budget and programme constraints, without any compromise on quality.

The fit out of two levels within the Citigroup Centre building was undertaken as two separate projects and included the installation of new glazed and drywall partitions to form new offices, meeting rooms, tea point and hospitality areas, presentation suites and shower facilities.

The acoustic quality of the office was an important part of the client’s brief, so alongside using soft furnishings to reduce intrusive noise, Parkeray installed suspended feature disks, along with specialist acoustic ceiling systems.

Project Team

  • Project Director/ Project Manager
    Chris Ayers

  • Senior Commercial Manager
    Greg Lloyd

     

  • Commercial Manager
    Jack Thompson

  • Senior Services Manager
    Rob Cafferty