22 Bishopsgate is owned by a consortium of international investors led by AXA IM Alts. The 61-level skyscraper, completed in 2020, was developed by AXA IM Alts and Lipton Rogers Developments.
AXA IM Alts developed and manages 22 Bishopsgate on behalf of the Joint Venture which acquired the site in early 2015 as a partially built development that had stalled in 2012 following the global financial crisis.
The 278-metre building is managed by AXA IM Alts on behalf of an international consortium of investors with JLL as the property management team. The building was developed by AXA IM Alts in partnership with Lipton Rogers Developments, designed by Karen Cook of PLP Architecture and constructed by Multiplex.
22 Bishopsgate is a major London skyscraper fully leased to a diverse range of tenants, including Apple (the largest), insurers like Hiscox, Beazley, Canopius, law firms like Cooley, Covington & Burley, and tech/finance firms such as Nasdaq, Statkraft, RGA, and AXA IM, focusing on wellbeing and sustainability with extensive amenities.
Levels three and four, meanwhile, will house a new 51,000 sqft events and meeting venue available for use by the hour or day. As well as providing a place for 12,000 people to work, creating a diverse business community, 22 Bishopsgate also provides a range of retail, bar and restaurant units.
Phoenix Group is the UK's largest specialist consolidator of closed life funds with over 6.1 million policyholders and £76 billion of assets held by the Group's life companies, including the acquired Abbey Life, AXA Wealth and SunLife businesses.
No, The Shard is taller than 22 Bishopsgate, with The Shard reaching 310 meters (1,016 feet) compared to 22 Bishopsgate's 278 meters (912 feet), making 22 Bishopsgate the second-tallest building in London after The Shard.
In the interest of ensuring that as many free public guests as possible have an opportunity to access Horizon 22, we may limit the length of time guests can spend at Horizon 22 to 40 minutes after their booked arrival time.
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22 Bishopsgate is a major London skyscraper fully leased to a diverse range of tenants, including Apple (the largest), insurers like Hiscox, Beazley, Canopius, law firms like Cooley, Covington & Burley, and tech/finance firms such as Nasdaq, Statkraft, RGA, and AXA IM, focusing on wellbeing and sustainability with extensive amenities.
