Buckley Gray Yeoman unveils plans to freshen up Seifert-designed City block

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Practice to turn riverside St Magnus House into a visitor destination on the Thames Path

Buckley Gray Yeoman has unveiled plans for the latest major overhaul of a City office block, a Richard Seifert-designed brutalist building on the banks of the Thames.

The practice has submitted a planning application for the refurbishment of St Magnus House, a late 1970s building at 3 Lower Thames Street just east of London Bridge.

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