Tonkin Liu and BDP’s Grosvenor Square transformation to open next week

Grosvenor 3

New images show reinstatement of Mayfair square’s original 1720s oval and more than 70,000 newly added plants

New images of Tonkin Liu and BDP’s £25m transformation of Grosvenor Square have been unveiled ahead of the central London location’s reopening next Monday.

The historic Mayfair square, the capital’s second largest, has been redesigned for only the fourth time in its 300-year history with the scheme focusing on increasing the site’s biodiversity and resistance to urban flooding.

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