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London Offices – An Olympic Year?

New plans for West End site

Consent for Spitalfields scheme

NoHo Square new team

NoHo Square developers named

Consent for Spitalfields scheme

Re-design mooted for W1 scheme

SE1 refurbishment plan

Spitalfields office plan

Pall Mall consent

Delay for Spitalfields tower

Spitalfields construction

Spitalfields scheme tipped

June completion for City scheme

Work underway on Spitalfields scheme

Contractor tipped for W1 scheme

City fringe start

Hammeron application

Consent for Noho Square

Spitalfields plans

Office phase to go ahead in E1

Project Abbey application

Tower for Spitalfields

Spitalfields start

Bank finds City space

'Iconic' scheme for City Road.

London's worst ten buildings

Spitalfields scheme approved

Spitalfield plan approved

More skyscapers planned for Paddington

Middlesex Hospital plans

Project Abbey, the consortium of investors led by Christian Candy, founder of Candy & Candy, is submitting a planning application for the redevelopment of the Middlesex Hospital site on Mortimer Street, London, W1. The 1.3ha (3 acre) NoHo site will be redeveloped into 273 apartments and a 32,980 sq m (355,000 sq ft) nine storey office building. - (14-02-2007)

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Middlesex Hospital site sold

Project Abbey consortium of investors led by Christian Candy, founder of Candy & Candy, has acquired the Middlesex Hospital site on Mortimer Street, London, W1, for about £200m. The 1.3ha (3 acre) NoHo site will be redeveloped into a 46,450 sq m (500,000 sq ft) mixed use scheme, which will include offices, although 50% will be residential. Completion is planned by 2011. Savills is advising Project Abbey. - (06-07-2006)

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Bishops Square reaches 'Cat A' stage.

The Bishops Square development at Spitalfields will effectively reach 'Cat A' completion very soon. The 70,000 sq m (753,474 sq ft) building has been pre-let by a law firm and the main contractor should be finished on site during the next few weeks. - (06-06-2005)

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Allen & Overy benefits community

Allen & Overy as part of its relocation to Bishops Square, Spitalfields is understood to be required by London Borough of Tower Hamlets to complete a Section 106 agreement on 'community benefits' before planning permission is issued. For a Section 106 agreement to be signed by an occupier, with no involvement in the development, is unheard of in planning law. The agreement is said to cover 'soft' obligations such as working with local schools, training and job opportunities. Once the agreement is in place perhaps the last planning issue on the development will all have been resolved. - (14-11-2002)

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Spitalfields gets final approval

The redevelopment of Spitalfields moved another step closer this week with the Mayor of London granting planning permission for the scheme. The Foster & Partners scheme has 70,000 sq m (753,480 sq ft) of offices and 4,000 sq m (43,056 sq ft) of retail space. The scheme will require the demolition of half of the 80-year old covered market. The London Borough of Tower Hamlets approved the Spitalfields Development Group's £500m scheme in October. - (02-11-2002)

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Allen & Overy finally sign-up

Allen & Overy, the law firm, has formally signed the lease with Hammerson and the Corporation of London for its new 70,000 sq m (750,000 sq ft) headquarters at Bishops Square, Spitalfields, London E1 at £45 psf on a 25-year lease. It is thought that the firm also has a 21-month rent free period. Construction, of the Foster & Partners designed building, should start in early 2003. However everything is still subject to planning consent being granted by Tower Hamlets. The first announcement of the deal was made in March 2002 and at this time the rent free period was 18 months. - (22-09-2002)

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Bishops Square plans revised

The plans for Bishops Square at Spitalfields market, by the Spitalfields Development Group, have been re-worked following public consultation. The new plans, by Foster and Partners, take into account the needs of law firm Allen & Overy, which has pre-let the building. The scheme includes 69,675 sq m (749,981 sq ft) of offices and 3,995 sq m (43,002 sq ft) of retail space. The revised plans replace the 'ski-slope' design with a more standard 'stepped' building. - (18-03-2002)

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SMUT e-mails on Spitalfields

The Spitalfields Market Under Threat (SMUT) group, which is fighting the plans to redevelop the east London market, has stepped up its campaign. SMUT is understood to have e-mailed over 1,000 key figures asking them to sign a petition objecting to the materials Foster & Partners are proposing to use on office buildings. A detailed application for the first phase of the 25,000 sq ft office complex is to go to the London Borough of Tower Hamlets' planning committee next month. - (25-08-2001)

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Foster & Partners appointed

The Corporation of London and Spitalfields Development Group (SDG) has appointed Foster & Partners as the architect for the 1 and 10 Bishops Square development in Spitalfields Market, London E1. The latest phase of the project will provide around 65,030 sq m (700,000 sq ft) of office space in two buildings. A new planning application for the phase, this time with an environmental impact assessment, is to be made in the autumn. - (18-06-2001)

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SDG may submit new application

Spitalfields Development Group (SDG), now owned by Hammerson, is according to Property Week thought to be considering submitting a new planning application for its office scheme at 1-10 Bishops Square, London E1. The new application could be submitted for a named occupier once SDG has a pre-let. SDG has been reluctant to submit a new application, as requested by London Borough of Tower Hamlets, as it considers the 'reserved matter' applications submitted as being within the scope of the original 1997 permission. Tower Hamlets had been awaiting legal opinion on the question of whether the reserved matter applications were acceptable or if a new planning application was required due to 'material changes'. - (08-05-2001)

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