The Old Rectory is a piece of history in the heart of the City of London - a glistening fragment of the past, flanked by edifices of glassand steel. Spread over five floors of a nineteenth century former residence, the interior has been sensitively restored by the award-winning practice Mary Duggan Architects.A mix of open-plan layout and enclosed rooms provide spaces for both collaboration and privacy, catering to different styles and paces of working.Contemporary fittings sit alongside specially crafted furniture, imbuing these areas with depth and character. The connection to the buildings past is embodied in the details - the welcoming entrance, the spacious stairwell, the smell of wood and the generous views out of the windows.Through these windows, natural light and fresh air flood in, while looking outwards reveals that you are located deep in the heart of the City of London. Turn in again, and you can see the solid brick casing of the historic bell tower that runs through the core of the building - a symbol of endurance in fast-changing times.LocationThe Old Rectory is located on the east side of Martin Lane, close to its junction with Cannon Street just across the new Bank station entrance.