The Crane Building is a product of a rigorous design exercise led by the architects Allies and Morrison. It is conceptual and stylish, well proportioned, with carefully chosen external and internal finishes. The reception has a great street presence, with its exceptionally high ceilings and openness. The finishes are unfussy and robust, with an elegant palette chosen to reflect the contemporary style of the whole building.
The fourth-floor benefits from an abundance of natural light, and services that provide for efficient and economic use of the space. Owned and managed by Dorrington, occupiers of the Crane Building benefit from a higher level of engagement. Dorrington strives to make their buildings special and focus on creating a working environment that is focused on what you, the occupier want. Transport connections to The Crane Building are excellent, easy and varied.
The West End is three stops on the Jubilee line, Canary Wharf four stops to the east, and St Paul’s is a 15-minute walk across The Millennium Bridge. Mainline trains from Waterloo, London Bridge, and Blackfriars are a short walk away. Take a bike from the rack across the road or even the Thames Clipper from Bankside Pier.
