Tulip team mulling rethink in bid to save £500m project

By Dave Rogers2021-11-12T10:53:00

Source: Dbox

Developer expected to speak to government ‘to see how plan can be made to work’

The project team behind the Tulip is expected to decide in the next few weeks whether to redraw it or give up on it entirely after it was turned down for planning by the government yesterday.

Several sources have told Building the team, which includes developer Bury Street Properties, run by Brazilian billionaire banker Joseph Safra, and architect Foster & Partners, will be speaking to government in the coming days about how the scheme can be made to work.

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