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Oriel Chambers Call 0800 731 0300
Oriel Chambers Call 0800 731 0300
Oriel Chambers Call 0800 731 0300
Oriel Chambers, Office Space
- Size
- 250 to 3,000 sq.ft
- Address
- 14 Water Street, Liverpool, L2 8TD
- Address
Oriel Chambers is a grade 1 listed building which provides a selection of offices in the heart of Liverpool's traditional business quarter. This prime location ensure office staff have convenient access to a wide range of Liverpool's finest amenities and transport links.
Offices are available from 1 year up to 25, on flexible terms. You can even move seamlessly within our 90 office buildings, located throughout Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds and Birmingham, so if your requirements change your office space can change with you.
We recognise that you want an office that's as individual as your business. That’s why we offer a free space planning service, to help you design your perfect office space. And as a Bruntwood customer you’ll benefit from our dedicated customer service team who are located on-site. The team manage the building on a daily basis and can deal with all of your office requirements and maintenance issues, leaving you free to focus on running your business.
To find out more about the offices available at Oriel Chambers, please give us a call. We‘d love to show you around the building.
> Office Space Specification
- Recently refurbished
- 24 hour access
- On-site customer service team
- 3 part perimeter trunking
- Listed building
- Lifts
- On-site shop / café
> Local Amenities
Make the most of the building’s great location with this guide to all the best local amenities – taken from those who know best, our staff and customers.
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> History
Oriel Chambers is one of the finest and most influential buildings of its age being one of the first office buildings to use an iron framework structure. Its innovative design had a considerable influence on office buildings across the world, inspiring John Root's early Chicago skyscrapers and shaping the New York skyline we know today. However Oriels design was not always appreciated. When it was first built in 1864, the public hated it, with its own builders describing it as a ‘‘monstrous agglomeration of protruding plate glass bubbles” Due to this antagonism, architect Peter Ellis only ever designed one other building, leaving Oriel Chambers as one of the only examples of his innovative and ground breaking work.
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