TE N TRI NIT Y SQU ARE

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1 TEN TRINITY SQUARE

2 Ten Trinity Square is one of London s true landmark buildings, re-created as an exclusive and harmonious arrangement of residences, hotel and club in a vision that links, explores and expresses the cultures and achievements of peoples all around the world. Dr Chanchai Ruayrungruang Chairman, Reignwood Group

3 5 1 5 OVERVIEW PAGE 9 THE RESIDENCES PAGE LEGACY PAGE 19 THE HOTEL PAGE 67 3 LOCATION PAGE 31 7THE CLUB PAGE 85 4 LANDMARK PAGE 43 8SERVICE PAGE 95

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5 1 OVERVIEW THE RESIDENCES THE HOTEL THE CLUB

6 10 TEN TRINITY SQUARE OVERVIEW 11 BUILT A CENTURY ago with its great tower and a grand Portland stone rotunda, the existing structure of Ten Trinity Square is being comprehensively and painstakingly restored and reimagined. The new concept, its moods, references and functions will be an expression of great significance in the modern world. The building will comprise a distinctive collection of spaces harmoniously arranged to provide the very best of places to live, to stay and to meet. These are The Residences, a Four Seasons hotel and spa, and the Club. As the building is Grade II* listed and next to the Tower of London World Heritage Site, tremendous care has been taken to preserve the detail and integrity of the original. Ten Trinity Square, The Residences at Four Seasons, consists of 41 spacious and classically elegant apartments designed with supremely specified materials and finishes. Four Seasons Hotel London at Ten Trinity Square has 100 guest rooms and suites, restaurants, bars and spa. It also provides all the luxury resources for impeccable residential services.

7 12 TEN TRINITY SQUARE OVERVIEW 13 The Club is being created from the sumptuous boardrooms and executive offices of the original building, carefully retaining and restoring all the finest features of their carved walnut panelling and high ceilings. All elements of Ten Trinity Square are served by the magnificent colonnaded main entrance which leads into the grand lobby. Most residences may also be accessed through their own private entrances. The Hotel, Club and public areas are being designed by Parisian designers 4BI Bruno Moinard, renowned for combining the disciplines of creator and artist with a master craftsman s attention to detail. Originally designed as a testament to the benefits of trade, the Club rooms are decorated with carved walnut and classical columns.

8 14 TEN TRINITY SQUARE OVERVIEW 15 Ten Trinity Square is a Grade II* listed building overlooking the Tower of London World Heritage Site.

9 16 TEN TRINITY SQUARE OVERVIEW 17 The Shard City Hall BT Tower London Bridge St Paul s Cathedral 20 Fenchurch Street (The Walkie Talkie) Plantation Place Tower Leadenhall Street (The Cheese Grater) St. Helen s 30 St Mary Axe (The Gherkin) Heron Tower Ten Trinity Square Broadgate Tower The Tower of London London, looking from Tower Bridge upriver to London Bridge.

10 2LEGACY THE SYMBOLISM OF HISTORY

11 20 TEN TRINITY SQUARE LEGACY 21 TEN TRINITY SQUARE will become the address for those who require the privileges of gracious living in the world s greatest financial and business centre. The building is being refurbished to 21st century standards of excellence and luxury. Yet its soul lies in the site s 2000-year history and the stories of the traders, goldsmiths, princes and merchants who lived and worked close by. The Romans first came to this site to trade fine pottery, wine and glass. Traces of their presence have been found all around Ten Trinity Square, from temples and forums to mosaics, helmets and amulets of amber. When the Romans left, the Saxons then came to London from across the ancient trading routes of northern Europe. The Norman king William the Conqueror built the first edifice of the famous Tower of London after he invaded England in 1066 within an arrow shot of what is now Ten Trinity Square. Later the area became the province of the medieval merchants of London who set up their guilds to look after the interests of tradesmen and their families. It was then that goldsmiths from northern Italy founded the City s first banks. By the beginning of the 19th century London s docklands had grown into a magnificent source of wealth and power. Tea and pottery poured in from China and India, silks from Arabia and coffee and spices from the East Indies. From the early 19th century, a print by William Daniell of busy trade activity on the River Thames, with the Tower of London on the right.

12 22 TEN TRINITY SQUARE LEGACY 23 The Port of London Authority was created in 1908 to bring order to the haphazard trade being run by myriad companies, with hundreds of ships thronging the river and docks. The Authority soon sought to create a monumental headquarters for itself, which would also reflect London s dominance of global trade. Ten Trinity Square was opened by David Lloyd George, the Prime Minister, in 1922 and took its place as one of London s finest and most cherished buildings. During its time as the headquarters of the Port of London Authority, it was adopted for numerous important occasions, including in 1946 a reception to mark the inaugural meeting of the General Assembly of the United Nations. This map shows London s original Roman street grid system, with the site of Trinity Square highlighted. Excavations have found a street junction below the building. Right: The Roman artefacts found at the site include these parts of a pottery oil lamp, a bone hairpin and an amulet in amber.

13 24 TEN TRINITY SQUARE LEGACY 25 A 16th century illumination from an edition of the Poems of Charles Duke of Orleans, shows him writing inside the Tower of London, and also at a window and in the courtyard, sending a letter. Opposite: Flanked by the coats of arms of the leading City Livery Companies, this 1593 map is the direct forebear of the modern London A-Z, from John Norden s Speculum Britanniae.

14 26 TEN TRINITY SQUARE LEGACY 27 Above: The great diarist Samuel Pepys, unique recorder of London life in the 17th century, was Secretary to the Admiralty and worked in a building on the exact same site as Ten Trinity Square. Engraving, Sir Godfrey Kneller. Above right: Pepys is buried in nearby St Olave s church, one of the few to be spared by the Fire of London in Also included here is a description and a coat of arms. Right: Designed by Sir Christopher Wren, the Navy Office on the site of Trinity Square. This was the workplace of Samuel Pepys who lived on nearby Seething Lane. Opposite: The Great Fire of London was depicted in this contemporary woodcut.

15 28 TEN TRINITY SQUARE LEGACY 29 The reception that marked the inaugural meeting of the General Assembly of the United Nations was held at Ten Trinity Square in 1946.

16 3 LOCATION ETERNAL TRADING CROSSROADS

17 32 TEN TRINITY SQUARE LOCATION 33 TEN TRINITY SQUARE is located next to the Tower of London UNESCO World Heritage Site. The great institutions of the City, such as Lloyd s of London and the Royal Exchange, are close at hand, with the Bank of England, Guildhall, major retail and merchant banks and the Stock Exchange all within the famous Square Mile and its enthralling mix of old and new. The building looks south over the Tower of London to Tower Bridge and the River Thames, classic symbols of the capital. Just down river is the St Katharine Docks marina, with berths for yachts and cruisers. Further eastwards is Canary Wharf with City Airport and the new Royal Albert Dock business hub beyond. Across Tower Bridge is the London Assembly building, home of the Mayor of London. Up river are London Bridge and the Shard, Tate Modern and the rebuilt Shakespeare s Globe, with the National Theatre and Royal Festival Hall facing Westminster and the Houses of Parliament beyond. Ten Trinity Square overlooks the Tower of London and Tower Bridge on the River Thames, whose docks served as London s gateway to the world for centuries.

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BOTOLPH ST TOWER BRIDGE ROAD CRISPIN PL COBB STREET MINORIES COMMERCIAL STREET Tower Hill Tower of London Park TOWER HILL COMMERCIAL STREET ALDGATE HIGH STREET TOWER BRIDGE APPROACH MANSELL STREET GOODMAN S YARD SHORTER ST MINORIES WILKES ST SHAD THAMES FOURNIER STREET MANSELL ST PRINCELETT ST WHITE S ROWFASHION STREET BRUNE STREET TOYNBEE STREET BELL LANE GOULSTON STREET MIDDLESEX STREET GRAVEL LN CROSSWALL COOPER S ROW QUEEN ELIZABETH STREET JEWRY STREET FAIR STREET VINE STREET CRESCENT HORSELYDOWN LANE BOSS STREET LEYDEN ST TEN TRINITY SQUARE City Hall Spitalfields Market The Tower of London TOWER HAMLETS GAINSFORD STREET LAFONE STREET LAFONE STREET HAYDON STREET OLD CASTLE STREET PORTSOKEN STREET QUEEN ELIZABETH STREET REE OAK LN LAFONE ST CURLEW STREET POMELL WAY TYNE ST BRAHAM ST GAINSFORD STREET BRICK LANE THRAWL STREET WENTWORTH STREET WENTWORTH STREET Aldgate MINORIES Tower Bridge Aldgate East ALDGATE Tower Gateway ST. KATHERINE S WAY W. TENTER STREET ALIE STREET N. TENTER STREET PRESCOT STREET EAST SMITHFIELD St Katherine s Dock MAGUIRE STREET S. TENTER STREET CHAMBER STREET St Katherine s Pier SHAD THAMES Ten Trinity Square is one of many building styles from across the centuries that define the City of London skyline. LOCATION 35

19 36 TEN TRINITY SQUARE LOCATION 37 Near to Ten Trinity Square, one of the twelve statues of dragons, emblems of the City of London, which mark its boundaries. Left: The Monument, here with the Shard in the background, marks the place where the Great Fire of London started in 1666.

20 38 TEN TRINITY SQUARE LOCATION 39 Close to Ten Trinity Square, the remarkable building that houses the Lloyd s of London insurance market. Right: The modern City buildings nicknamed the Gherkin and the Cheesegrater frame the traditional form of the Bank of England.

21 40 TEN TRINITY SQUARE LOCATION 41 The Millennium Bridge reaches across the Thames to Tate Modern on the south bank.

22 4 LANDMARK COMMANDING THE RIVER SKYLINE

23 44 TEN TRINITY SQUARE LANDMARK 45 ORIGINALLY THE PORT of London Authority Headquarters built in the 1920s, this famous landmark is in the centre of London, next to the City and close by the Tower of London and Tower Bridge. The design of the building was the result of a nationwide competition launched in 1911 by the the Port of London Authority s Board. The brief stipulated a hall or rotunda on the ground floor where more than 1200 people a day could come to pay their port rates. The architect The project attracted 170 entries and an eventual winner was found in the ambitious plans of Sir Edwin Cooper. His vision was for a headquarters that reflected London s important trade ties, expressed as part of the classical traditions of European architecture. Cooper adopted the neoclassical architectural style of the Parisian Beaux-Arts, designing soaring Corinthian columns, a classical portico and a glass-covered central rotunda that mirrored the dome of nearby St Paul s Cathedral. In the building s great tower, a monumental sculpture of Father Thames stands astride an anchor pointing an extended arm towards the east. Other statues represent Exportation, Agriculture, Husbandry and Produce, as the architect paid homage to the thriving trade between nations. Before the era of high-rise buildings that now dominate the City, Ten Trinity Square and the Tower of London seen from Tower Bridge.

24 46 TEN TRINITY SQUARE LANDMARK 47 The architect Thomas Edwin Cooper submitted the winning designs for the Port of London Authority s head offices building in 1913.

25 48 TEN TRINITY SQUARE LANDMARK 49 Renewal For his creation, Cooper had used the finest materials, including Italian Subiaco marble, walnut for carving and fine ornamental plasterwork. No expense was spared. Now all these elements of great grandeur and splendour are retained in the restoration and conversion that is creating the extraordinary new Ten Trinity Square building. The work is being directed by architects Aukett Swanke with guidance from renowned heritage building specialists Donald Insall Associates from an original design concept by Woods Bagot. Ten Trinity Square is set to reaffirm the connections between East and West in the 21st century, forging new traditions of goodwill and common aspiration for those with a sense of history and their place in it. Fittingly, it is located at a highly significant epicentre where business and finance meet culture and history. No other address compares. The rotunda was the heart of the Port of London Authority s operations. With a domed roof reflecting that of nearby St Paul s, this was where hundreds of the port dues were paid and processed daily.

26 50 TEN TRINITY SQUARE LANDMARK 51 Restored to its pristine glory, Ten Trinity Square stands as a beacon among the surrounding landmark buildings of the City of London.

27 5 THE RESIDENCES ELEGANT HOMES OF THE CITY

28 54 TEN TRINITY SQUARE THE RESIDENCES 55 THE 41 RESIDENCES are located on floors 3 to 7 and range in size from one- to five-bedroom apartments. First impressions are of great elegance, spaciousness and fine proportions, featuring exquisite Italian marble and granite. The designs draw inspiration from the era of the building s origins in the 1920s. This was a time of refined luxury, prosperity and glamour, with a distinctive style that translates beautifully into the neo-classical architecture of the building today. High standards of craftsmanship, material and design quality extend throughout the spaces. Special touches include art deco detailing and other classical features, hand crafted ceiling mouldings, bespoke architraves, stone skirtings and door hardware. A refined colour palette embodies the heritage themes of the design. Each apartment is generously proportioned, which is in keeping with the period of the original building. The lobby, hallway and bathroom flooring features the finest marble. Living rooms have beautiful herringbone parquet timber floors. The supremely elegant and generously appointed master bathrooms have feature walls in Sahara Noir marble with highly specified sanitary ware and brassware. Kitchens are also bespoke to the Residences. Most residences have the exclusivity and privacy of their own entrances; four are solely accessed through the Ten Trinity Square grand main entrance. (Computer-generated image)

29 56 TEN TRINITY SQUARE THE RESIDENCES 57 The Residences are wired for state-of-the-art home automation allowing for entertainment, communications and lighting technology to be simply and intuitively controlled. The lighting has been expertly considered in all residences, providing beautiful ambiences for the spaces, controlled and concentrated without intrusion, as needed. Optimal environmental standards are being applied throughout, including outstanding energy efficiency achieved through highspecification insulation and advanced heating and cooling systems. The Four Seasons brand epitomises luxury around the world, combining lifestyle with personalised 24-hour care in surroundings of style and quality. Residents will enjoy superlative Four Seasons services and property management at an address with international recognition and global stature. Above: Entering the residence is an impressive experience with its own spacious and beautifully decorated hallway. Right: Spacious and contemporary living: the residences compose kitchen, dining and sitting areas into a single gracious whole. (Computer-generated images)

30 58 TEN TRINITY SQUARE THE RESIDENCES 59 A dining area, part of the generous open-plan living space. (Computer-generated image) A kitchen area bespoke design and high specification. (Computer-generated image)

31 60 TEN TRINITY SQUARE THE RESIDENCES 61 A number of residences have wonderful views of the Tower of London and Tower Bridge, some with generous terraces.

32 62 TEN TRINITY SQUARE THE RESIDENCES 63 The elegant and generously appointed bathrooms have walls in marble and include highly-specified sanitary ware and brassware. (Computer-generated image)

33 64 TEN TRINITY SQUARE THE RESIDENCES 65 Soft sophistication with fine spatial proportions characterise the residence bedrooms. (Computer-generated image)

34 6 THE HOTEL THE REPUTATION FOR EXCELLENCE

35 68 TEN TRINITY SQUARE THE HOTEL 69 The landscaped garden on the top of the Rotunda is inspired by and based upon the original Cooper design of the PLA central office space with trimmed box hedges and seasonal flowers. (Computer-generated indicative image) four SEASONS HOTEL London at Ten Trinity Square has 100 guest rooms and suites of refinement and elegance, two theme restaurants, bars, meeting salons and a spa for Ten Trinity Square residents, guests and visitors. The spectacular Rotunda Lounge will serve light and casual fare all day. The baroque-style bar will provide drinks and entertainment in a convivial atmosphere, a prime meeting place for the City financial and business community. The French restaurant under the direction of a Michelin-star chef will become the new address in the Square Mile for power breakfasts and lunches, offering epicurean delights complemented by a wine cellar of special variety and quality. The Asian restaurant will specialise in the creation of carefully curated Chinese and Japanese dishes. The tea service is also to be taken supremely seriously, with the preparation and serving of different teas and different traditions. The 1,700 m 2 spa at Ten Trinity Square will also be operated by Four Seasons. It is designed by Joseph Caspari in his signature minimalist and sculptural style, providing comprehensive health and wellness services and treatments, a luxury hammam and sauna facility. (Computer-generated indicative image)

36 70 TEN TRINITY SQUARE THE HOTEL 71 Guest services Four Seasons in-room dining services provided for the Hotel will also be available for the Residences. Dedicated staff will be specially assigned to assist hotel guests or residents during their stay. Concierge services will arrange transfers, excursions or errands in London as required. The contemporary elegance of the Heritage Suites is given the classic touch with impressive 5-metre high ceilings, ornate covings and grand four-poster beds.

37 72 TEN TRINITY SQUARE THE HOTEL 73 The hotel suites combine the original features of the building with the contemporary style of furniture and design. (Computer-generated images)

38 74 TEN TRINITY SQUARE THE HOTEL 75 Light and casual all-day dining will take place in the spectacular Rotunda Lounge, the heart of the building. (Computer-generated image)

39 76 TEN TRINITY SQUARE THE HOTEL 77 The French Restaurant will be under the direction of a 3 star Michelin chef offering fine dining complemented by a wine cellar of special variety and quality. (Computer-generated image)

40 78 TEN TRINITY SQUARE THE HOTEL 79 The Asian Restaurant is a counterpoint to the French Restaurant specialising in the creation of carefully curated Chinese and Japanese dishes. (Computer-generated image)

41 80 TEN TRINITY SQUARE THE HOTEL 81 Residents will have use of their own private entrance into the Joseph Caspari designed spa. This will provide comprehensive health and wellbeing treatments and services including two pools, gym, yoga room, nail salon, treatment rooms, saunas, steam rooms, relaxation rooms and a luxurious Hamman. Right: The shimmering glass mosaic tiled pool is surrounded by grey marble floors and walls. Silver mosaic clad columns separate the main pool from the vitality pool. Backlit glass walls lead the way through to the steam room. Top: Warm tones of bronze and gold welcome residents as they enter the spa reception area with its impressive curved wall and golden mosaic detailing. Above: Residents will have the use of the state-of-the-art gym equipment as well as the Yoga Studio, which is accessed via the gym. (Computer-generated images)

42 82 TEN TRINITY SQUARE THE HOTEL 83 Above: Stunning glass mosaic vaulted walls evoking Roman Baths accentuated with Carrera marble create a luxurious space to relax and unwind. (Computer-generated image)

43 7THE CLUB WHERE THE WORLD MEETS THE WORLD

44 86 TEN TRINITY SQUARE THE CLUB 87 TEN TRINITY SQUARE will celebrate the qualities of one of London s most distinguished and distinctive landmarks by creating an original institution of power and prestige where people can convene in an environment of utmost elegance, privacy and luxury. As a platform for business and cultural exchange, Club facilities are centred on the offices and boardrooms of the original building, with timeless views of the Tower of London and Tower Bridge framed by the Thames. The Club is on the second floor and comprises meeting rooms, the Château Latour Dining Room and Wine Room, cigar lounge, bar, art gallery, residents and members wine store and business centre. With their carved walnut panelling and high ceilings, Club rooms are being restored and preserved, with furniture in contrasting contemporary classic styles. True to the heritage of its location in the City of London, itself a key focus for world trade and the broadening of cultural horizons for thousands of years, the Club is set to reinvent the shape and scope of meeting and exchange between China and Britain Asia and Europe, East and West forging and realising their common aspirations. The library provides an ambience of reflective thought and is an ideal informal meeting area. (Computer-generated image)

45 88 TEN TRINITY SQUARE THE CLUB 89 Château Latour Wine Room The Château Latour Wine Room in the Club celebrates a unique relationship that has been formed between Ten Trinity Square and the legendary Premier Grand Cru Classé in Pauillac, in the Médoc north of Bordeaux. This is a place where Club members will be able to experience great wines specially shipped directly from the Château as well as from other estates, including Château Grillet in the nothern Rhône Valley, Domaine d Eugénie in Burgundy and Araujo Estate in Napa Valley.

46 90 TEN TRINITY SQUARE THE CLUB 91 The Château Latour Dining Room will complement the cuisine being developed for the Club by a 3 Michelin-star chef, making it a supreme destination for the very best wine and food in the world. (Computer-generated image)

47 92 TEN TRINITY SQUARE THE CLUB 93 The magnificent ballroom is distinguished by its original panelling, sumptuous chandeliers and notable ceiling fenestration. Different configurations make it especially adaptable for a variety of occasions and functions. (Above: computer-generated images)

48 8SERVICE NOTHING LEFT TO CHANCE

49 96 TEN TRINITY SQUARE SERVICE 97 RESIDENTS BENEFIT FROM wide ranging Four Seasons services, which enhance every aspect of day-to-day living. Four Seasons has a belief in its people that is key to its international reputation. Each person respects the contribution of others, which creates a unity of purpose while instilling a sense of dignity and pride in satisfying all the needs of residents and guests. Front office and concierge service Doorman and porter 24-hour concierge and security Luggage assistance Transportation assistance Mail and package acceptance and delivery Temporary luggage storage Booking assistance for dining and hotel Access to the hotel facilities and amenities Charging privileges at hotel Direct access to operator through in house communication system The entrance to Ten Trinity Square, a profoundly impressive prospect and a promise of supreme service and style.

50 98 TEN TRINITY SQUARE SERVICE 99 Further choices Residents will also be able to choose from a suite of services designed to make life at Ten Trinity Square suit individual tastes and needs exactly. Pre-arrival/departure service Daily or periodic housekeeping Interior window cleaning Linen provision and processing Periodic inspections Carpet cleaning Deep cleaning Laundry and valet services Grocery stocking Limousine services In-room dining/in-room catering Butler service Shuttle service Valet parking service Business centre services Maintenance Repairs Scheduled maintenance Vendor coordination Furniture cleaning/repair services Technical assistance Specialists To complement the services provided by the Four Seasons, Ten Trinity Square offers its residents a personal and unique introduction to one of the world s leading brands in the art business, Christie s. Through a dedicated relationship residents will gain access to personalised art advisory, appraisal and curation services in addition to exclusive access to the museums of London, customised art lectures and tailored events.

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