41 Lothbury, City of London Office Building, English Design, Property, Image

41 Lothbury

Office Building Development in London, England, UK – design by GMW Architects

19 Feb 2010

41 Lothbury Office Development

City of London

Design: GMW Architects

photo © Sectorlight Sutton Young

41 Lothbury is part of the cluster of historic buildings at the heart of London’s Square Mile that symbolise the essence of the City as a global financial institution. The building is a Grade II* listed former bank headquarters and its redevelopment has produced a rich blend of contemporary office space with the unique style and elegance of a traditional City landmark.

Uncompromisingly modern, but nonetheless discreet additions have been made to the retained elevations. These improve the building’s office space and circulation. New office floors are planned around an atrium, which together with full-height glazing to the upper levels of the northern and eastern elevations, brings ample daylight into the office space.

The refurbishment of the Portland stone façades and the impressive marble-clad banking hall give a new lease of life to the fabric of the building, demonstrating that these historic buildings can be successfully reused and enjoyed as part of a vibrant commercial workplace.

41 Lothbury image / information from GMW Architects

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