Centre Point, London

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Centre Point is a prominent modernist high-rise office and residential building in central London, known as an early example of speculative commercial skyscraper development in the city.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf high-rise building
mixed-use building
modernist building
office building
residential building
skyscraper
architect Richard Seifert
architecturalStyle Modernism
category Grade II listed buildings in the City of Westminster
Modernist architecture in London
Skyscrapers in London
completionDate 1966
constructionStartDate 1963
coordinates 51.516°N 0.129°W
country United Kingdom
developer Harry Hyams
façadeFeature precast concrete panels
floorCount 34
hasPart Centre Point Tower
surface form: Centre Point House

Centre Point Tower
podium block
hasUse offices
residential apartments
restaurant
retail units
hasViewOver Oxford Street
West End of London
height approximately 117 metres
heritageDesignationDate 1995
heritageStatus Grade II listed building
locatedAt St Giles Circus
locatedIn City of Westminster
London, England
surface form: London
locatedNear Tottenham Court Road station
locatedOn New Oxford Street
St Giles High Street
material reinforced concrete
notableFor controversy over being left largely empty after completion
early example of speculative commercial skyscraper development in London
openingDate 1967
originalFunction speculative office building
owner Almacantar (majority period in 2010s)
region Greater London
renovation converted to luxury residential use in the 2010s
renovationStartDate around 2015
structuralEngineer Pell Frischmann

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St Giles-in-the-Fields, London locatedNear Centre Point, London
Tottenham Court Road station near Centre Point, London
this entity surface form: Centre Point