200 Aldersgate

200 Aldersgate is a prominent office building located in the City of London, covering 434,005 square feet. Designed by Fitzroy Robinson & Partners and completed in 1992, it served as the headquarters for the legal firm Clifford Chance until 2010. The building underwent a significant refurbishment that included modern amenities such as new reception areas, a business lounge, and facilities for cyclists. Notably, it features striking neon artworks, including 'Revolution – in two parts' by Rob and Nick Carter. Additionally, 200 Aldersgate is part of the Stand Up To Cancer's London 3 Peaks Challenge, where participants abseil down its exterior. Major tenants include Oxera Consulting, FTI Consulting, and Virgin Active, making it a hub for various businesses.