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Keep up to dateThe headquarters of the Salvation Army in central London, designed by Sheppard Robson, has been completed.
The Abstract Securities development involved replacing the original building with one a third of the size at almost no cost to the charity. The remaining two-thirds of the site, at 101 Queen Victoria Street, will be leased. Carpenter Lowings designed a chapel that is part of the revamp. Structural engineer on the scheme was Arup.
Drawn up by local practice Simspon Haugh, scheme would be tallest building outside London
Latest phase of Cambridge North scheme includes 425 homes along with lab and office space
Housebuilder buoyed by ‘robust’ visitor numbers in first three months of year
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