Work involves revamping 1990s block

©Walk the Room – 150 Aldersgate Street – Hero View

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150 Aldersgate Street, City of London – Fletcher Priest

Fletcher Priest has been given the green light for a refurbishment and extension of an office block in the Square Mile.

The City of London Corporation voted to approve the scheme at 150 Aldersgate, close to the Barbican and the 12th-century St Bartholomew-the-Great church.

The proposal for site owners Arindel Properties Limited will see the existing 1990s building fully refurbished and extended to provide 135,000sq ft of workspace.

Fletcher Priest, which is behind a 32-storey tower at 55 Gracechurch Street elsewhere in the City, will retain a significant portion of the existing building’s substructure and frame while removing cladding and a rooftop plant enclosure and adding a rooftop extension to bring the building up to 10 storeys.

©Walk the Room – 150 Aldersgate Street – Western Aerial View

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Western Aerial View - 150 Aldersgate Street, City of London – Fletcher Priest

A service ramp at the rear of the building will also be demolished to make way for a three-storey infill building at 3-4 Bartholomew Place.

©Walk the Room – 150 Aldersgate Street – Level 9 Terrace

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Level 9 Terrace - 150 Aldersgate Street, City of London – Fletcher Priest

Planning consultant Gerald Eve, services engineer Norman Disney Young, structural engineer AKT II, landscape architect Spacehub, cost consultant Leslie Clark and project manager Buro Four are on the project team.

©Fletcher Priest – 150 Aldersgate Street – Reception Courtyard View

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Reception Courtyard View - 150 Aldersgate Street, City of London

A start on start is slated for March next year.

 

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