100 Bishopsgate London, Camomile St Property, Office Development, Location, Building

100 Bishopsgate London Offices

Camomile Street Offices design by Allies and Morrison, architects, England, UK

1 Apr 2012

100 Bishopsgate London

Address: 100 Bishopsgate, London EC2

Design: Allies and Morrison Architects

Construction progress photos from 1 Apr 2012:

photos © Nick Weall

100 Bishopsgate is a skyscraper under construction in the City of London.

It is located at the corner of Bishopsgate and Camomile Street.

The building has been planned for several years and was initially rumoured to be 260 m (55 storeys). However, a planning application submitted in September 2006 revealed it to be 165 m, with 40 storeys.

It was approved in April 2007 and demolition of the building currently on the site is under way. In July 2011 it was given a height increase of 7m, taking the overall height to 172 m.

The building will contain 785,772 square feet (73,000 m2) of office floorspace. It will stand on the other side of Camomile Street to the Heron Tower.

Heron Tower

photo © Nick Weall

It is one of several skyscrapers under construction in the City, alongside as the Bishopsgate Tower and 122 Leadenhall Street.

100 Bishopsgate Tower – Building Information

Architect: Allies and Morrison
Developer: Great Portland Estates
Main Contractor: Brookfield Multiplex
Structural Engineer: Robert

Location: 100 Bishopsgate, London, England, UK

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99 Bishopsgate Building
Acquired by Hammerson in 1993, and extensively reconstructed in 1995, 99 Bishopsgate provides 26 floors of high specification office accommodation totalling 31,200 m². Principal tenants include Deutsche Bank and Latham & Watkins. Hammerson carried out a refurbishment of the top five floors, totalling 5,000 m2, in 2006, and successfully re-let the space to Charles River Associates and existing tenant Latham & Watkins.