AHMM wins planning for £200m Berkeley Square redevelopment

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Lansdowne House is stone’s throw from £600m Piccadilly project which saw AHMM replace Adjaye Associates

The London office market has been given a shot in the arm after plans for a £200m redevelopment of a vast building on Berkeley Square in upmarket Mayfair were given the green light.

AHMM is behind the proposals to replace 1980s Lansdowne House with a new commercial building that were OK’d by Westminster council this week after two years of consultation.

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