Walbrook Square
City of London
Height: 106m, 71m, 67m and 66m.
Status: Proposed
Forum thread: http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=351887
Notes:
Walbrook Square is a major redevelopment of a prominent site between Cannon Street and Bank stations which will see
the demolition of Bucklesbury House, one of the City's ugliest and most notorious concrete groundscrapers. In its place will
stand four individual buildings connected by a new public square and 'historic' pedestrian routes, along with an exhibition space
displaying the remains of the Roman Temple of Mithras. In total, this massive development will contain almost a million square feet
of floorspace and will feature buildings of 106m, 71m, 67m and 66m. This development will be very visible from Waterloo Bridge
and the South Bank.
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City of London
Height: 106m, 71m, 67m and 66m.
Status: Proposed
Forum thread: http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=351887
Notes:
Walbrook Square is a major redevelopment of a prominent site between Cannon Street and Bank stations which will see
the demolition of Bucklesbury House, one of the City's ugliest and most notorious concrete groundscrapers. In its place will
stand four individual buildings connected by a new public square and 'historic' pedestrian routes, along with an exhibition space
displaying the remains of the Roman Temple of Mithras. In total, this massive development will contain almost a million square feet
of floorspace and will feature buildings of 106m, 71m, 67m and 66m. This development will be very visible from Waterloo Bridge
and the South Bank.
