Project Overview
Offering approximately 340,000 sq ft of Grade A commercial workspace across 54 storeys. Designed to deliver high-quality, sustainable office accommodation. Scheduled for completion in 2027.
The development will deliver a major new commercial hub in the City, combining premium office space with retail, amenity, and public realm improvements. Designed for sustainability, flexibility, and high-quality user experience, 99 Bishopsgate will enhance the skyline, support modern workplace requirements, and contribute to the long-term economic vitality of the Square Mile.
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Key Stakeholders
Brookfield Properties – Developer
Leads and finances the overall development of 99 Bishopsgate, bringing forward the 54-storey office tower and accompanying public and cultural spaces.
RSHP (Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners) – Architect
Responsible for the architectural design of the 54-storey tower and pavilion, focusing on sustainability, wellbeing and integration with the City Cluster context.
Multiplex Construction Europe Ltd - Main Contractor
Multiplex Construction Europe Ltd is expected to be appointed as the main contractor, working with Brookfield’s delivery team. Planning documents refer to Multiplex’s involvement in the construction management plan, confirming their role on site.
JLL – Leasing Agent
Appointed to manage leasing strategy for the office floorspace and support pre-letting and occupier engagement.
Kanda Consulting – Engagement Consultant
Leads community and stakeholder consultation, ensuring meaningful engagement and alignment with social value goals.
Andy Sturgeon Design – Landscape Designer
Designs public realm, pedestrian routes, vertical gardens, terraces and green spaces that animate the development and improve environmental quality.
Mishcon de Reya – Legal Advisor
Provides construction legal advice and negotiated documentation to support delivery and planning compliance for the redevelopment.
City of London Corporation – Planning Authority
Granted planning permission for the scheme on 31 January 2025 and oversees planning conditions, public realm improvements and policy compliance