Buckley Gray Yeoman gets Soho go-ahead

Buckley Gray Yeoman's proposals for 72 Broadwick Street

Practice’s £32m project will see 1970s mixed-use block remodelled and extended

Buckley Gray Yeoman-designed proposals to revamp to a 1970s building in the heart of London’s Soho have won planning permission from Westminster city council.

Under the £32m scheme, the fifth and sixth storeys of 72 Broadwick Street are set to be demolished and rebuilt, with the building being given a new bronze-coloured roof profile.

The job will also see new retail space added to the building’s Carnaby Street frontage, while a two-storey extension will be added to a UKPN substation that is part of the structure.

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