Nicholas Grimshaw & Partners has designed this £75 million office block for London's Gresham Street, in the City near the Bank of England and the Guild Hall. The 10-storey project will feature an atrium stretching up to the roof, and is fronted with planted terraces. Now on site, the 11,000m 2building will replace an existing 10-storey block which was built in 1957 and bought by the German IVG property firm leading the new development. It should complete in June 2002.
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