Developers reveal new images of PLP’s Bankside Yards

View of PLP's Bankside Yard development, seen from Foster & Partners' Millennium Bridge

£1bn Southwark scheme set to ‘reconnect’ South Bank and Bankside

New images of how the south bank of the Thames will look following the completion of PLP’s huge Bankside Yards mixed-use scheme have been released.

The development will deliver new office and retail space – along with 600 new homes – in blocks up to 49 storeys high on a 2.2ha site that straddles the Thameslink line connecting Bedford with Brighton.

BD’s former Ludgate House base occupied part of the site, while brutalist Sampson House – a former Lloyds Bank cheque-clearing centre designed by Fitzroy Robinson & Partners – is being demolished to clear the eastern part of the plot.

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