In pictures: PDP London unveils Eighty Strand

PDP London Eighty Strand

Source: Adam Parker

The historic art deco ‘Shell-Mex House’ has been transformed into a flexible workspace

Originally designed in the early 1930s by architects Messrs Joseph, the Grade II Listed Art Deco ‘Shell-Mex House’ has been transformed into a flexible multi-tenanted space for modern workers. 

Located on the Strand in London, the building served as Shell-Mex and British Petroleum’s headquarters until the companies vacated the premises in 2020.

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