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RSHP submits plans to refurbish City of London’s former Lloyd’s Register of Shipping building
Facelift of Stirling Prize-shortlisted office linked with proposals to replace neighbouring Edwardian building with an events space
RSHP has set out plans to refurbish its Stirling Prize-shortlisted Lloyd’s Register of Shipping building in the City of London and construct a landmark new entrance for the site on Fenchurch Street.
Two planning applications for 70 Fenchurch Street and 68 Fenchurch Street have been submitted to the City of London by the scheme’s developer Yard Nine, which acquired the site from Lloyd’s Register last year.
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