City targets young architects with pavilion design contest

Finsbury Circus

Finsbury Circus was used for 42m Crossrail shaft for 10 years

The City of London has launched an open design competition for London’s oldest park which is aimed squarely at emerging practices.

The tender notice specifically excludes any architect with a turnover of more than £1.5m.

The City Corporation is after a joint bid led by an architect with a landscape architect with a proposal to rehabilitate the grade II-listed gardens and pavilion.

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