Stanhope’s Landmark Projects in London
Stanhope stands behind some of London’s most dynamic and longstanding landmarks, from the iconic Tate Modern to the historic Television Centre. Step inside any of their buildings, and you’ll find them buzzing with human activity. This isn’t just about bricks and mortar; it’s about shaping places that serve a variety of complex functions—science hubs, opera houses, global office headquarters. With nearly four decades of experience and over 40 million square feet developed, Stanhope brings a wealth of expertise to every project.
Main Benefits of Stanhope’s Developments
What sets these projects apart? It’s their commitment to sustainability, flexibility, and long-term value creation. Here are some key figures and facts:
- Over 40 million sq ft of developed space across London
- Projects include 8 Bishopsgate, Oxford North, Bloomberg London, Warwick Court, and Central Saint Giles
- Oxford North valued at £1.2 billion, a flagship global innovation district
- First letting at Oxford North secured by international law firm Mishcon de Reya, taking 3,500 sq ft
- One of the only B Corp certified companies in the sector, with a B Corp score of 128.4
Expertise Across the Development Lifecycle
Stanhope doesn’t just build; they originate, design, deliver, and manage great places that stand the test of time. Their team is unique—specialists are involved at every stage, creating a knowledge network that keeps them ahead of market trends. This hands-on approach ensures projects are sustainable and flexible, designed to create lasting value for communities and investors alike.
Signature Projects That Define Innovation and Sustainability
Each project tells a story of innovation and sustainability. Take 8 Bishopsgate, where sustainability reaches new heights, or Oxford North, a place where science meets life. Bloomberg London combines hi-spec design with low environmental impact, while Warwick Court frames a London icon through sustainability. Central Saint Giles transforms a former fortress into a vibrant, open space. These developments don’t just serve their purpose—they redefine what a building can be.
Stanhope’s Commitment to Social Impact
Beyond buildings, Stanhope invests in people through the Stanhope Foundation, which funds charities helping individuals find hope and pride through meaningful employment. The focus is on supporting those entering work for the first time, returning after a break, or facing work-related challenges due to ill health. This social commitment complements their environmental and economic goals, making their projects truly holistic.
Project Impact on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
- SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth – fostering employment opportunities and innovation
- SDG 9: Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure – creating cutting-edge science hubs and office spaces
- SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities – developing flexible, sustainable urban landmarks
- SDG 13: Climate Action – prioritizing low-impact, sustainable building practices
- SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals – co-investing and aligning with partners for shared success
Stanhope’s Role in Shaping London’s Future
With a deep-rooted presence in London’s real estate scene, Stanhope continues to shape the city’s landscape with projects that blend culture, innovation, and sustainability. Their approach is about more than just property development—it’s about placemaking that works for people and the planet. As one of the few B Corp certified companies in their sector, their commitment to responsible development sets a benchmark for others to follow. London’s future, it seems, is in very capable hands.
