The Stage
The Stage is not only set to become the most prized and iconic new showcase for luxury living in the Capital, it will also be an international destination, and a new cultural landmark with an historical context that heralds it as the first World Heritage Site in East London.
Architecture
Designed by internationally acclaimed architects Perkins + Will, The Stage will not only feature the 38 storey residential tower, but also three bespoke commercial & retail buildings, an assembly pavilion and Victorian railway arches which will be converted into retail premises including a rooftop coffee shop and gardens. Each element will be connected by 1.1 acres of public piazzas designed around an amphitheatre and central exhibition space that showcases archaeology of the Curtain Theatre.
It is with sustainable approach to design – natural conservation, economic, social and cultural – that the masterplan for The Stage was born.
Delivering over 540,000 sq. ft. of dynamic mixed-use space
Over an acre of public open piazzas
Interior Design
Showcasing innovative interiors designed by Nicola Fontanella of Argent Design, The Stage embodies the spirit of Shoreditch, reflecting the area’s industrial history, and refined poise.
Commercial
Cutting edge office space in a unique part of Shoreditch.
Two striking buildings, The Hewett and The Bard, will provide premium business accommodation within the Capital’s heartland of creativity, technology and growth.
Retail
Over an acre of public space.
The Stage is set to attract a vibrant collaboration of prime retail including restaurants, bars and fashionable boutiques within brand new commercial premises and beautifully restored Victorian viaducts.
Archaeology
The remains of Shakespeare’s Curtain Theatre, dating back to 1577, were discovered in 2011, lying three metres below the surface of the development. Archaeologists now believe they could be the best preserved examples of an Elizabethan theatre in the UK.
After seven years of painstaking work, Shakespeare’s Playhouse will once again come alive - to provide London’s greatest legacy to the world’s greatest playwright.