Gensler lodges plans to radically rework City office building

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Source: Gensler

100 New Bridge Street proposals would add extra storey, roof terraces and new facade

Global architecture giant Gensler has lodged proposals to rework an early 1990s office building in the City of London, adding an extra storey and almost 3,800 sq m of additional office space in the process.

Gensler’s plans for workplace developer Helical would add a tenth floor to 100 New Bridge Street, which was designed by RHWL and completed in 1992, and replace the façades of three of the nine-storey building’s elevations.

Documents supporting the application, validated just ahead of the August Bank Holiday, suggest the plans would see 85% of the existing building’s structure reused and demonstrate an “exemplary standard” in refurbishment.

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