LDA Design wins approval for public square in shadow of St Paul’s

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Plans to create 2,800 sq m of new public realm at King Edward Square

LDA Design’s plans for a new public square just north of St Paul’s Cathedral have been waved through by the City of London. 

The proposals will see the removal of the complex one-way road system built in the 1970s between the cathedral and the former Museum of London

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