Summary

A 50-storey tower on the corner of two of the most prominent streets in London.
Between Bank and Liverpool Street, reaching the rest of London is easy from 8 Bishopsgate. Commuters can access Crossrail, trains, and nine tube lines.
Local occupiers dominate the financial, legal, media, tech and insurance fields, with plentiful amenities in walking distance.
8 Bishopgate’s unique form is created from a range of beautiful materials and characterful facades.
The building uses engineering innovations to reduce steel usage and incorporate recycled materials into the concrete core.
Distinctive facades emphasise each section of the building, creating a visually striking landmark.
Businesses of all scales can find office space that suits them, thanks to a choice of three different floorplates.
Tactile materials like wood and marble add warmth to a spacious reception, which welcomes visitors in from Bishopsgate.
A dedicated 200-seat auditorium hosts occupier and guest events for cultural and intellectual enrichment, served by a self-contained entrance.
The Terrace Deli on Level 26 is open to everyone in the building, and has a large 7,620 sq ft terrace.
8 Bishopsgate
provides one of the largest bike parks in London, with 961 cycle parking spaces and lockers and 54 showers.