Tonkin Liu beats big names in Grosvenor Square redesign contest

Grosvenor Square

Source: Andrew Holt

Sanaa and Diller, Scofidio & Renfro were among finalists

Tonkin Liu has beaten a starry international shortlist in the competition to redesign London’s Grosvenor Square ahead of its 300th anniversary.

The London practice was chosen over practices including Tokyo-based Sanaa and US-headquartered Diller, Scofidio & Renfro.

Others on the list included Eric Parry, public realm specialists Muf and Garden Bridge landscape designer Dan Pearson.

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