Stiff & Trevillion’s City tower kicked into touch by Square Mile planners

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48-storey office would have been built next to Gherkin

Stiff & Trevillion’s controversial 48-storey office tower which was planned for a site beside the Gherkin has been sent back to the drawing board after City planners turned it down.

The City of London was first expected to give the tower the green light in the spring but the decision was delayed until a site visit by planning committee members could be arranged.

It had been recommended for approval but the 197m tower, which would also be neighboured by Fosters’ Tulip if approved next month, was kicked into touch this week.

 

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