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Start date for EC2 scheme

City office site for sale

Cleared for City skyscraper

Ropemaker redevelopment

One Westminster Bridge consent

Legal & General fund Frogmore scheme

New scheme submitted for Island site, SE1

Deloitte takes Athene Place ?

London Gate plans released

Detailed plans have been unveiled for the London Gate project in Hayes, Middlesex, which will provide 52,000 sq m (559,728 sq ft) of office space in six converted Art Deco buildings, formerly an EMI Records factory. The scheme has been designed by architect Gensler, and is being developed by Resolution Property. The London Borough of Hillingdon granted permission for the scheme at the end of 2000. - (17-06-2002)

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Mayor directs first office refusal

The saga of One Westminster Bridge Road, London SE1 continues. Lambeth Council has now been directed by the Mayor of London to refuse the 28,000 sq m (301,392 sq ft) Frogmore Estates scheme. The decision seems to be based on design grounds and the scheme "being contrary to good strategic planning". The refusal of the Gensler designed scheme comes after Lambeth granted planning permission, subject to a section 106 agreement and the views of the Mayor, following a redesign. - (25-02-2001)

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One Westminster Bridge refused permission

On 19th September 2000 the London Borough of Lambeth refused planning permission for Frogmore's proposed redevelopment of the former Count Hall Island block in SE1. The Gensler designed scheme, known as One Westminster Bridge, was refused permission following criticism from CABE (Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment). Lambeth Councillor Kevin Craig has been reported as saying "We did not feel that this was an application we could support since it is a world heritage site and next to a listed building". Frogmore is understood to be likely to appeal against the decision. - (24-09-2000)

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