Project Overview
Offering approximately 400,000 sq ft of high-quality commercial workspace across 37 storeys. Designed with sustainability and wellbeing at its core, targeting leading green accreditations. Scheduled for completion in 2031.
The development will deliver a prominent new addition to the City’s Eastern Cluster, strengthening Grade A office provision while enhancing the surrounding public realm. With sustainability, design quality and urban integration at its core, 70 Gracechurch Street is intended to support evolving workplace demands and contribute positively to the long-term economic and environmental resilience of the Square Mile.
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Key Stakeholders
Tenacity Group – Client / Investor
Principal client and investor driving the development, introducing a high‑quality workplace destination with improved public realm and office space in the City of London.
Stanhope PLC – Development Manager
Oversees delivery of the project, coordinates the consultant team, and manages overall strategy and programme.
Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates – Architect
Responsible for the architectural design of the new tower, incorporating sustainable features, public realm improvements and a public viewing gallery.
Arup – Multidisciplinary Engineer
Provides engineering and technical design services across structures, sustainability and systems integration.
Robert Bird Group – Structural / Engineering Consultant
Works alongside Arup delivering specialist engineering services for structural design and construction coordination.
DP9 – Planning Consultant
Advises on planning strategy and helped secure planning permission from the City of London Corporation.
Momentum Transport Consultancy – Transport Consultant
Provides transport and highways planning support, helping shape public realm and pedestrian improvements around the site.
Hatch – Social Value and Culture Consultant
Advises on social value strategy and cultural programming within the project.
LCA – Community Engagement Consultant
Leads community outreach and engagement activities to ensure local perspectives are integrated.