Central St. Giles is the new urban highlight on London’s Oxford Street. The façade was designed by Renzo Piano and consists of 140,000 ceramic elements in six different colours: RAL 070 70 80, RAL 050 50 70, RAL 050 50 78, RAL 000 75 00, RAL 110 60 50 and RAL 7035 Light grey.

Each part of the 20 single façades appears in one of these six contrasting colours. Together, they act as a symbol for London’s colourful vitality. The façade hides 400,000 square metres of office space, more than 100 apartments as well as a piazza with attractive restaurants and shops.