Parry’s One Liverpool Street set for green light

Eric Parry's One Liverpool Street proposals

Approval recommendation comes despite Historic England concerns

Eric Parry Architects is set to get planning permission for a 24,000 sq m office development in the City of London, despite concerns over its impact on the area’s heritage.

The practice’s One Liverpool Street scheme was commissioned by Aviva Life and Crossrail and will occupy a corner site immediately south of the Broadgate Centre.

The 10-storey block will replace a six-storey office building on Liverpool Street and include a seven-storey ventilation shaft for Crossrail and an emergency exit for the new trans capital rail line on its Blomfield Street section.

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