GPE Gets Planning for Reworked London Bridge Office Revamp
A retrofit-first redesign of an 11-storey office building in London Bridge has received planning approval from Southwark councillors.
The project, which will retain and extend the existing 1980s structure, will create a new 11-storey office building with landscaped roof terraces and balconies.
- Project size: 190,000 sq ft
- Previous name: New City Court
- Expected start date: Summer 2026
- Expected completion date: Late 2028
The redesign was redrawn after councillors ordered changes due to concerns over the scheme's impact on nearby heritage buildings, including the grade II-listed Guy's Hospital.
The revamp will restore the historic St Thomas Street frontage and refurbish a Georgian terrace to create affordable workspace.
GPE will now tender the project, with the goal of reducing embodied carbon and construction waste by reusing the original concrete frame.
Author's summary: GPE's London Bridge office revamp gets planning approval.
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