Landing Forty Two
The Main Space
Landing Forty Two offers some of the best views in London, with wraparound floor-to-ceiling windows and pristine architectural finishes. The event space occupies the entire forty-second floor of the building and is fully customisable, from floorplan to furniture.
The lobby area, defined by the bright yellow steel structure of the building, can be used as a reception area for registering guests or for a step-and-repeat.
Access to the events floor is via the building’s glazed external-facing high-speed lifts, which deliver guests to the venue in just over 30 seconds.
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The lobby area, defined by the bright yellow steel structure of the building, can be used as a reception area for registering guests or for a step-and-repeat.
Access to the events floor is via the building’s glazed external-facing high-speed lifts, which deliver guests to the venue in just over 30 seconds.
Lift Lobby
The lobby area, defined by the bright yellow steel structure of the building, can be used as a reception area for registering guests or for a step-and-repeat.
Access to the events floor is via the building’s glazed external-facing high-speed lifts, which deliver guests to the space in just over 30 seconds.
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Access to the events floor is via the building’s glazed external-facing high-speed lifts, which deliver guests to the space in just over 30 seconds.
The Building
The Leadenhall Building, also known as the ‘Cheesegrater’ for the dynamic shape it carves in the skyline, was designed by Richard Rogers in 2014. Now recognised as an icon of postmodern architecture, it was awarded the Royal Institute of British Architects’ National Award in 2018.
The building is 225 metres tall, with 48 floors that diminish in size as they ascend, providing the building’s distinctive tapering shape, angled at 10 degrees skywards. This innovative design was a response to specific planning requirements protecting views of major London landmarks, especially St Paul’s Cathedral in the City and the Palace of Westminster on the river.
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The building is 225 metres tall, with 48 floors that diminish in size as they ascend, providing the building’s distinctive tapering shape, angled at 10 degrees skywards. This innovative design was a response to specific planning requirements protecting views of major London landmarks, especially St Paul’s Cathedral in the City and the Palace of Westminster on the river.
Facilities
Kitchen
There is a fully equipped preparatory kitchen on site. Through our exclusive partners, Moving Venue, we can provide dinner catering for up to 240 guests, with reception catering for up to 300.
City View
Landing Forty Two has triple-aspect, floor-to-ceiling glazing, offering unparalleled views of London and beyond.
Production
The space is fitted with the highest-quality technical infrastructure, including state-of-the-art LED lighting, zonally-controlled sound, high speed internet and a range of screens and staging.
Production Parking
There is loading bay access available
Bathrooms
The sleek and modern bathrooms accommodate up to 300 guests