Fletcher Priest works up plans for 24-storey City offices

55 Old Broad Street 6

Source: Fletcher Priest Architects / Landsec

Proposals for Landsec would redevelop 1970s block adjacent to practice’s Dashwood House

Fletcher Priest Architects has designed a 24-storey office development that would replace a 1970s office block a stone’s throw from Liverpool Street Station in the City of London.

The practice’s proposals for 55 Old Broad Street are adjacent to 18-storey Dashwood House, which the firm redeveloped for client Land Securities in 2008.

Landsec paid £87m for 55 Old Broad Street in 2020, saying at the time that redeveloping the 10-storey building would result in a “compelling best-in-class destination” over the medium term, in combination with its offer at Dashwood.

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