City of London Corporation approves plans to upgrade No. 1 Poultry

The consented proposal aims to decarbonise the grade II-listed landmark City building and keep it commercially viable, without compromising its architectural significance. The post City of London Corporation approves plans to upgrade No. 1 Poultry appeared first on Property Week.

Liverpool Street Station redevelopment approved

The City of London Corporation has approved plans for a £1bn redevelopment of Liverpool Street Station.

20-21 Aldermanbury, City of London

The Architects’ Journal 20-21 Aldermanbury, City of London The City of London Corporation is seeking an architect for a refurbishment of 20-21 Aldermanbury [Deadline: 24 February 2026] The post 20-21 Aldermanbury, City of London appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Merlin Fulcher

City of London Police Mounted Section, Aldgate

The Architects’ Journal City of London Police Mounted Section, Aldgate The City of London Corporation is recruiting an architect for a new headquarters for its mounted police unit at 52 Aldgate High Street [Deadline: 16 February 2026] The post City of London Police Mounted Section, Aldgate appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Merlin Fulcher

Assemble picked for Barbican wayfinding job

The Architects’ Journal Assemble picked for Barbican wayfinding job The City of London Corporation has selected a consortium co-led by Assemble to design a major wayfinding upgrade of the Grade II-listed Barbican Centre The post Assemble picked for Barbican wayfinding job appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Merlin Fulcher

City Architecture Forum - Revealing the City - The City, the next five years 02122022

Chris Hayward, Policy Chairman at the City of London Corporation, outlines the continuities and changes needed over the next five years for the City to remain a world-leader in the build environment. He talks about the steps the City Corporation is taking to strengthen the square mile's built environment sector and aspirations for the City to adapt to the new circumstances. Chris highlights 3 key priorities during his five years as policy chairman: Destination City, Green City, and Tech City

Greater London Authority - The London Plan 2021

The Mayor of London describes the London Plan as "one of the most crucial documents for our city, and what it contains shapes how London evolves and develops over coming years" The new London Plan planning blueprint, adopted in March, defines a tall building as anything over six storeys (18m) and includes requirements for boroughs to identify areas where they should be built in their local plans