About 36 Queen Street
36 Queen Street is a comprehensively redeveloped office building in the heart of the City of London. Originally designed by Sir Terry Farrell in the 1980s, the site was recently refurbished by Rolfe Judd Architects with London & Oriental and Lai Sun Developments leading the redevelopment. The revamp maintained the building’s original frame, introduced a new upper floor, and reclad the exterior in Portland stone with a modern curtain wall to boost natural light and workspace efficiency. The property offers around 42,000 sq ft of office space across basement, ground, and six upper floors. On-site amenities include air conditioning, bike storage, showers, raised access floors, LG7 lighting, and 24/7 access. Sustainable design upgrades, such as energy-efficient cladding and improved daylighting, contributed to its BREEAM 'Very Good' rating. Tenants are attracted by the modern specification and central location, near multiple Underground, railway, and bus links. Notable occupiers include Amova Asset Management and financial institutions, reflecting the building’s appeal to professional service firms.
