Over the years, Bryair has been making an impact on buildings all over England (not forgetting Bryair’s European break through). However, London has a special place in this companies heart. Additionally, we contributed our mechanical services to a variety of buildings in London.
Nonetheless, many of the famous skyscrapers we see that makeup the iconic London landscape has touches of Bryair’s quality service and expertise.
We decided to make a list of our top 5 works in London.
Key features:
- Leadenhall Building
- 22 Bishops Gate
- Crane Building
- 20 Fenchurch Street
- Battersea Power station
1. Leadenhall Building
Architects completed the Leadenhall Building, especially known by the public as the Cheese Grater, in 2014, making it one of London’s major landmarks. In addition, its architectural significance is highlighted by its angled shape, which is used to safeguard views of St Paul’s Cathedral and the Palace of Westminster
Bryair, working alongside Loop Interiors in 2015 serviced PETREDEC. Subsequently, Bryair worked with Base Interiors in 2017 completing work for Amlin on the 22nd floor.
PETREDEC was a CAT A and B fit-out and additionally, as an early project for Bryair, it was all the more impressive. Based on the building and its location, Bryair quickly entered the heart of London, working on office spaces soon after its completion in 2014.
After winning the Amlin project, Bryair was able to further showcase its experience from Leadenhall on other CAT A and B fit-outs.
2. 22 Bishops Gate
With Gordon Ramsey’s most recent documentary, featuring the opening of his new restaurant ‘Bread Street Kitchen’ at 22 Bishopsgate, we though this would be the perfect time to promote the work Bryair has done in regard to this building.
Notably, in 2023, working alongside Epiphany, Bryair was able to fit mechanical services on the 11th floor of Bishopsgate and successfully complete a CAT B. Mechanical services included new units, pipework, ductwork and our standard client training ensuring overall satisfaction.
3. Cheil, Crane Building
Crane Building was Bryair’s first building in 2015 in which our works were fully on show. This made it an incredibly important building for Bryair. However, we had to show incredible attention to detail and create our services from scratch. This created a huge amount of responsibility considering nothing could be hidden, meaning perfect quality. It also allowed our creativity to come to light with a CAT B fit out, modifications to existing ventilation and new ductwork.
This job led us to new works such as ‘Gibson’ and 33 Charlotte Street, both with on show works, featuring an ‘industrial aesthetic’ that on show services provide, wanted by many businesses.
4. 20 Fenchurch Street
20 Fenchurch Street, also know as the Walkie Talkie, was created in 2004. Rafael Vinoly completed the 32-level building, which reaches 160 meters tall.
Out of this buildings 32 levels, Bryair was responsible for the completion of the 23rd under Map Interiors in 2017. Services included a CAT B fitout, validation, modification of ductwork and pipework, with new grilles and plenums. This project mattered greatly to Bryair, as the building stands as one of London’s most iconic landmarks and people widely recognise and discuss it.
Bryair is happy to take on such an important project.
5. Battersea Powerstation
Within Battersea Powerstation, Bryair was responsible for the mechanical services within the office spaces of ‘On Running’ and ‘Shark Ninja’.
For a long while, Battersea was producing 1/5th of London’s electricity. It even provided electricity to some of the most important buildings on London’s infamous sky line. Since 2025, Battersea has expanded its horizons for new entertainment and allowing big brands to move their office spaces here. Bryair contributed to this boost in 2024 with On Running and Shark Ninja.
We carried out a CAT B fit-out project using a design-and-build approach. With new WC’s, tea point and pipework, Bryair helped facilitate On Running join 110 other shops in the powerstation, found at Floor G.
SharkNinja showcases Bryair’s work at 50 Electric Boulevard, where the company accommodates 320 employees across two floors to support its $10 billion technology business.
Bryair was responsible for the CAT B build on the 3rd and 4th floor. This work was full of relocations and additions to existing systems along with new services.
Bryair helped with plumbing services for their exciting new beauty bar, which is;
“…dedicated primarily to showrooms and client interactions, featuring flexible demonstration spaces while retailers can experience products first-hand.” Says our clients at Peldon Rose, who we received our work from.
Bryair’s hard work and determination has allowed us to even have the opportunity to rank our top 5 London buildings. These have shaped us into the company we are today, with new experiences and chances.
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