Big names in hunt for £200m makeover of historic Berkeley Square block

By Dave Rogers2022-08-31T06:00:00

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Current Lansdowne House was built in 1980s and has heritage stretching back to 1760s

Three firms are in the running for a £200m scheme to redevelop a building on London’s Berkeley Square which was property developer Stanhope’s office in the 1980s and 90s.

AHMM is behind the proposals to replace Lansdowne House, built in 1987 by Chapman Taylor, with a new commercial building that were OK’d by Westminster council nearly two years ago.

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