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Fletcher Priest wins approval for timber cycle pavilion in Oxford - Vimarsana News

Fletcher Priest wins approval for timber cycle pavilion in Oxford

The hub will provide 191 bicycle parking spaces for the scheme’s first phase – also drawn up by the practice. Fletcher Priest says the pavilion’s radial

London's Landsec and Grosvenor secure West End office pre-let deals - Vimarsana News

London's Landsec and Grosvenor secure West End office pre-let deals

Two London property giants have pointed to good demand for prime central London offices as they revealed pre-let deals, including one for space behind the world famous Piccadilly Lights.

Landsec plans new tower in the City as London office demand edges up - Vimarsana News

Landsec plans new tower in the City as London office demand edges up

Latest London news, business, sport, showbiz and entertainment from the London Evening Standard.

In pictures: Office built by Bam scoops top prize at BCO awards - Vimarsana News

In pictures: Office built by Bam scoops top prize at BCO awards

AHR-designed scheme scoops top prize at annual BCO awards

Tower hungry: City of London's high-rise appetite is as fierce as ever - Vimarsana News

Tower hungry: City of London's high-rise appetite is as fierce as ever

Tower hungry: City of London’s high-rise appetite is as fierce as ever Will Ing investigates why so many are still being built The City of London’s appetite for more steel-and-glass skyscrapers shows no sign of relenting, unaffected by either the global pandemic or the climate emergency. Advertisement In the first few months of this year, three office towers, all taller than 145m, were approved by the City of London Corporation. They join three consented towers given the green light in the past few years  – two of which are more than 250m tall, plus a further three under construction ...