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40 Portman Square
London W1H 6LT
http://www.40portmansquare.com/
History of 40 Portman
40
Portman Square, an exciting headquarters development by architects
Squire and Partners provides in excess of 100,000 sq ft of high
quality office floorspace. This stunning building with floor to
ceiling glass in a Portland stone frame is also home to twenty
luxury residential apartments on one of London's most prominent
squares.
The column free Grade A office floors
offer 16,000 sq ft of full height occupation. Floor to ceiling glass
offer views over Portman Square and immerse the space with a
cacophony of natural light. Head up to the sixth floor to the
impressive terrace that spans the length of the building.
Located in the centre of the South
side of the Square, Portman is one of London's principal garden
squares and one of the most desirable business addresses providing a
particularly attractive outlook and working environment.
Portman Square
Portman Square is a square in London,
part of the
Portman Estate.
It is located at the western end of
Wigmore Street,
which connects it to
Cavendish Square to
its east.
It was built between 1674 and 1684 on land belonging to
Henry William Portman.
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11th June - 11th December 2015
In co-operation with
ARTful Ltd.
Featured Artist:
Andy Cheese
The one of the most recent sculptures Andy Cheese has produced is called
‘Movement’, and has a feeling of fluid motion and a strong use of
line and negative spaces to create tension within the figures.
Andy Cheese 'Movement', bronze, polyhant stone base,
edition of 8, 76 x 70 x 37 cm
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