Sellar Property Group has unveiled details of its proposed £600m London Bridge Tower, which would be Europe’s tallest building if the project gets the go-ahead.
The company is leading a consortium – including CLS and an offshore fund backer – with plans for an 87-floor, 1,200ft tower on the site of the existing Southwark Towers office block, next to London Bridge Station. The new tower would provide 102,190 sq m (1.1m sq ft).
Both PricewaterhouseCoopers, which occupies Southwark Towers and Railtrack, which owns the freehold, have backed the scheme.
Southwark, the local planning authority, has also welcomed the scheme, which could see construction of the sixth tallest building in the world.
EGi News 10/04/00
