OXFORD BUSINESS PARK 2600
Building 2600
Image: Indicative sketch of site
Give your feedback on our proposals for Oxford Business Park (now rebranded as Arc Oxford)
Royal London Asset Management (RLAM) is bringing forward proposals to invest in the future of Oxford Business Park by refurbishing the existing office Building 2600, and is seeking to deliver lab-employment space, and creating a new amenity building. The proposals would also provide improved landscaping, outdoor spaces, a new multi-storey car park, and pedestrian and cycling routes across the site.
We want to hear the views of local residents, businesses, occupiers, employees and community stakeholders on these proposals before a planning application is submitted to Oxford City Council.
You can participate in the public consultation by reviewing the information on this website and completing the online feedback form. We will review feedback carefully and use it to help shape the final proposals.
We want to hear the views of local residents, businesses, occupiers, employees and community stakeholders on these proposals before a planning application is submitted to Oxford City Council.
You can participate in the public consultation by reviewing the information on this website and completing the online feedback form. We will review feedback carefully and use it to help shape the final proposals.
About Royal London Asset Management
Building 2600 is owned by the Royal London Mutual Insurance Society Ltd (Royal London) and managed by RLAM.
RLAM is committed to creating environmentally sustainable buildings that contribute to a low-carbon future. With the built environment responsible for a significant share of global emissions, there is a growing opportunity to drive positive change through smarter design, efficient building systems, and the use of sustainable materials. By prioritising energy efficiency and carbon reduction, RLAM is ensuring its buildings play a proactive role in tackling climate change.
RLAM has demonstrated a strategic focus on the UK’s expanding life sciences sector, underscoring its commitment through targeted investments and developments. This includes 1 Triton Square, a 50/50 venture with British Land to deliver approximately 350,000 sq ft of cutting-edge life science and office space in London.
In Oxford, another key asset in RLAM’s portfolio is Abingdon Business Park which forms part of the Southern Oxfordshire cluster and provides over 550,000 sq ft across 58 buildings, reflecting its dedication to fostering innovation in the region. The park comprises labs, mid-tech accommodation and multi-let offices, alongside development land for future expansion.
RLAM is committed to creating environmentally sustainable buildings that contribute to a low-carbon future. With the built environment responsible for a significant share of global emissions, there is a growing opportunity to drive positive change through smarter design, efficient building systems, and the use of sustainable materials. By prioritising energy efficiency and carbon reduction, RLAM is ensuring its buildings play a proactive role in tackling climate change.
RLAM has demonstrated a strategic focus on the UK’s expanding life sciences sector, underscoring its commitment through targeted investments and developments. This includes 1 Triton Square, a 50/50 venture with British Land to deliver approximately 350,000 sq ft of cutting-edge life science and office space in London.
In Oxford, another key asset in RLAM’s portfolio is Abingdon Business Park which forms part of the Southern Oxfordshire cluster and provides over 550,000 sq ft across 58 buildings, reflecting its dedication to fostering innovation in the region. The park comprises labs, mid-tech accommodation and multi-let offices, alongside development land for future expansion.
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