Singaporean investor makes development debut with plan for office upgrade in shadow of St Paul’s Cathedral

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Fairground attraction Fairgame takes City space at Landsec’s One New Change

The office and retail centre next to St Paul's Cathedral will host a modern, 'reimagined' fairground featuring 12 games spread across the bottom floor of the venue. The post Fairground attraction Fairgame takes City space at Landsec’s One New Change appeared first on Property Week.

London Leonardo Hotel Upgrades Meeting Room Flexibility

Situated alongside St Paul’s Cathedral, the Leonardo Royal Hotel London St Paul’s recently added flexibility to two of their high-spec meeting rooms. Working with architects, Cunningham McLean, and Edgewater Contracts, partitioning expert Style was contracted to install three glazed Stylefold 960 sliding folding walls. Effortless to move in and out of position, the walls can […] The post London Leonardo Hotel Upgrades Meeting Room Flexibility appeared first on Architecture Magazine.

Heritage skills on show at St Paul’s Cathedral tour

Tomorrow’s Leaders (TL) in London took a trip to St Paul’s Cathedral in the summer to learn more about the work that goes on to preserve and maintain the building. The post Heritage skills on show at St Paul’s Cathedral tour appeared first on Construction Management.

St Paul’s Cathedral recruits for new property role

St Paul’s Cathedral is looking for a property and estate manager to support the director of property in managing the Cathedral’s estate. The post St Paul’s Cathedral recruits for new property role appeared first on Construction Management.

Tom Scott - The Sightlines of London, 22062015

There's a strange avenue of trees in Richmond Park, ten miles from St Paul's Cathedral; and an odd, wedge-shaped skyscraper in the city ['The Cheesegrater']. At the New London Architecture - at The City Centre, 80 Basinghall Street, London - you can see a 1:500 City Model of the City of London' s"Square Mile". London is going vertical: but there are quite a few places where tall buildings aren't allowed, and here's why ...