Three gunning for £60m Eisenhower office block

By Jordan Marshall and Dave Rogers2019-04-10T05:00:00

Building used by US general to spearhead Allies’ war effort during Second World War

Building understands that three firms are on the march to build a £60m office block at a site once used as General Eisenhower’s Allied headquarters during the Second World War.

Norfolk House in Westminster was first built in 1722 but was demolished in 1938 with a new building put in its place the year after.

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