In pictures: NatWest’s 250 Bishopsgate HQ gets makeover

By Jim Dunton2023-10-05T06:00:00

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Source: Nicholas Worley

Architect LOM and contractors ISG and Overbury all worked on building which was built in late 1990s

LOM Architecture and Design has completed its retrofit of NatWest Group’s 250 Bishopsgate headquarters building in the City of London.

The practice’s transformation of the 11-storey steel-and-glass structure – designed by EPR Architects in the late 1990s – was carried out over multiple phases during and after the covid-19 pandemic, with the building remaining in use throughout.

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