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Endurance Land, a member of Nan Fung Group, has formally appointed Multiplex as main contractor for its landmark scheme at 99 City Road, on the edge of the capital’s Square Mile.

The 36-storey tower will deliver 44,128m2 of commercial space and offer uninterrupted, 360-degree views across London.

Designed as a next-generation tower for 4,000 occupiers, 99 City Road is said to embed the core principles of sustainability, social value, resilience, adaptability and a tenant-led approach into every layer of the scheme, expanding London’s innovation infrastructure.

Engineered for innovation-led occupiers, the tower offers efficient, flexible floorplates and high-power capacity to suit diverse operational needs. Designed as an environment where teams can thrive, every amenity has been thoughtfully curated to drive collaboration across the entire workday, featuring a triple-height event space, wellness suite, dining and café facilities, conference lounges, private terraces and end-of-trip provisions.

Richard Rixson, Director at Endurance Land, said: “The scheme is designed around an idea: a workplace that drives innovation, giving tenants the environment they need to pursue their vision.

“Appointing Multiplex as main contractor is about more than bringing on a tier-one builder; it is about partnering with a team that truly understands who we are, shares our bold ambition for 99 City Road and consistently executes to the highest standard.”

Callum Tuckett, Managing Director at Multiplex UK, added: “We’re delighted to be working with Endurance Land once again on the delivery of 99 City Road. This appointment represents an important step forward for a development that will set a new standard for high-quality workspace in one of London’s most dynamic locations.”

Construction works will commence this year, with practical completion targeted for 2030

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