Plans submitted to refurbish and expand London Stock Exchange

By Tom Lowe2025-10-07T11:17:00

Architect start-up wins job to overhaul Eric Parry’s 2003 building on Paternoster Square

London practice Carter Gregson Gray has submitted plans to refurbish and extend the headquarters of the London Stock Exchange on Paternoster Square.

The three-year-old firm has landed its biggest job to date with its appointment by Oxford Properties to reimagine King Edward Court, a seven-storey building designed by Eric Parry and built in 2003.

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