Battersea Power Station job follows Facebook deal firm won earlier this year

ISG has won the prized deal to fit out the new London headquarters of Apple at Battersea Power Station, Building can reveal.

The job, which is believed to be worth around £75m, is the second major scheme the firm has picked up recently for a US tech giant – having won a £50m-plus deal to fit out the King’s Cross head office of Facebook earlier this year.

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Apple will be based in the main part of the power station, known as the Boiler House

Apple signed an agreement with the Battersea Power Station Development Company five years ago to take six floors of office space, around 46,000 sq m, inside the station’s revamped grade II*-listed Boiler House – the Wilkinson Eyre-designed centrepiece of the site’s £9 billion redevelopment.

ISG is set to start on the Apple job in the coming weeks which when complete will see the iPhone maker move 1,400 employees into from half a dozen sites around London.

The office is part of the second phase of work at the power station with Mace the construction manager on this part of the deal.

Along with the Apple office, the phase also includes commercial and retail space as well as new homes.

ISG declined to comment.

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