Monthly Archives: July 2012

Millennium Bridge

Carlyle’s Millennium options explored

Posted on July 12, 2012 by GLP

The owners of Millennium Bridge House are hedging their bets on the building’s future, having made a pair of planning applications for alternative uses.

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Occupiers aim to cut space and costs

Posted on July 12, 2012 by GLP

In a flatlining economy most businesses are focused on a clear strategy to cut space. Chris Bown reviews a new report Property and facilities managers are challenged with balancing the need to cut costs with the potentially conflicting demand to … Continue reading →

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king william street

New block approved for King William Street

Posted on July 12, 2012 by GLP

Topland wins approve for 29,000 sq m scheme on London Bridge approach Developer Topland has won permission to redevelop City landmark King William Street House.

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Nash Mile

The Nash Mile revisited

Posted on July 12, 2012 by GLP

Is it time to revisit ideas for improving Nash’s masterpiece of urban design once the Olympics dust has settled?

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Vandon House

Warwick Balfour hotel proposal is deferred

Posted on July 12, 2012 by GLP

Members have put off making a decision on Warwick Balfour’s hotel redevelopment scheme at Vandon House in Vandon Street SW1.

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connaught place

Viability row defers Redrow scheme

Posted on July 12, 2012 by GLP

Redrow Homes’ application for a residential scheme at Connaught Place W2 has been deferred after debate about the affordable housing contribution which was slashed from a policy compliant £2.4m to £700,000 after viability testing.

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