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55 Gracechurch Street Planning & Transportation Committee 26 January 2021 55 Gracechurch Street 55 Gracechurch Street Planning & Transportation Committee 26 January 2021 55 Gracechurch Street Brabant Ct. Eastcheap N OS license number:100022432 Site plan 55 Gracechurch Street Existing building from Gracechurch Street 55 Gracechurch Street Talbot Court 55 Gracechurch Street St Benet’s Place 55 Gracechurch Street Brabant Court 55 Gracechurch Street 2-3 PHILPOT LANE 55 GRACECHURCH STREET 2-3 PHILPOT LANE 55 GRACECHURCH STREET Northern Courtyard 55 Gracechurch Street G A B KEY: A St Benet’s Place gates D B 2-3 Philpot Lane F C 4 Brabant Court C D 7-8 Philpot Lane E Eastcheap Conservation Area F Bank Conservation Area G Leadenhall Market Conservation Area H The Monument to the Great Fire of London (Scheduled Monument and Grade I listed) GradeI Eastcheap E GradeII GradeII* Conservationareas N OS license number:100022432 Heritage assets 55 Gracechurch05 Street 07 03 04 06 11 02 08 09 01 12 10 01 1 Leadenhall St. - Make Architects 02 6-8 Bishopsgate - WilkinsonEyre 3. 22 Bishopsgate - PLP 4. Leadenhall Building - RSH+P 5.1 Undershaft - Eric Parry Architects 06 20 St Mary Axe - Foster + Partners 07 100 Leadenhall St. -SOM 8. 52 Lime St. - KPF 9. 40 Leadenhall St. - Make Architects 10 20 Fenchurch St. - Rafael Viñoly Architects 11 100 Bishopsgate - Allies and Morrison 12 50 Fenchurch St. - Eric Parry Architects Under construction Consented 55 Gracechurch Street Image source: VU.CITY Emerging building context 55 Gracechurch Street Site plan - existing 55 Gracechurch Street Site plan - proposed 55 Gracechurch Street ST BENET’S PLACE TALBOT COURT Ground - existing 55 Gracechurch Street ST BENET’S PLACE PUBLIC SPACE RETAIL TALBOT COURT Ground - proposed 55 Gracechurch Street Lower ground - existing 55 Gracechurch Street LOADING BAY PLANT Basement 01 - proposed 55 Gracechurch Street Basement - existing 55 Gracechurch Street CYCLE FACILITIES CYCLE STORE Basement 02 - proposed 55 Gracechurch Street CYCLE STORE Basement 03M - proposed 55 Gracechurch Street PLANT Basement 03 - proposed 55 Gracechurch Street Level 1 - existing 55 Gracechurch Street RETAIL Level 01 - proposed 55 Gracechurch Street Level 02 - existing 55 Gracechurch Street INCUBATOR SPACE Level 02 - proposed 55 Gracechurch Street Level 03 - existing 55 Gracechurch Street INCUBATOR SPACE Level 03 - proposed 55 Gracechurch Street Level 04 - existing 55 Gracechurch Street INCUBATOR SPACE Levels 04-05 - proposed 55 Gracechurch Street Level 06 - existing 55 Gracechurch Street PUBLIC GARDEN TERRACE GARDEN TERRACE ANCILLARY SPACE Level 06 - proposed 55 Gracechurch Street TREETOP WALKWAY Level 06M - proposed 55 Gracechurch Street Level 07 - existing 55 Gracechurch Street Levesl 07-08 - proposed 55 Gracechurch Street Levels 09-13 - proposed 55 Gracechurch Street Levels 15-27 - proposed 55 Gracechurch Street Levels 28-29 - proposed 55 Gracechurch Street Roof plan - proposed 55 Gracechurch Street 20 Fenchurch Street FENCHURCH 60 GRACECHURCH 55 GRACECHURCH 52-54GRACECHURCH 48GRACECHURCH EASTCHEAP STREET STREET STREET STREET STREET West elevation - existing Scale 1 :200 0 2 4 10 20 m 55 Gracechurch Street 20 FenchurchStreet 50 FenchurchStreet (Consented) 130 FenchurchStreet (Consented) 70GRACECHURCH FENCHURCH 60GRACECHURCH 55GRACECHURCH 52-54 48GRACECHURCH EASTCHEAP STREET STREET STREET STREET GRACECHURCH STREET STREET West elevation - existing 55 Gracechurch Street 177.16 AOD 165.10 AOD 20 Fenchurch Street 50 Fenchurch Street (Consented) 146.00 AOD 37 10 136.80AOD 08 02 01 130 Fenchurch Street (Consented) 04 06 48.63AOD 43.50AOD 07 70 GRACECHURCH FENCHURCH 60 GRACECHURCH 55 GRACECHURCH 52-54 48 GRACECHURCH EASTCHEAP STREET STREET STREET STREET GRACECHURCH STREET STREET West elevation - proposed Scale 1 :400 0 4 8 20 40 m 55 Gracechurch Street 01 04 06 27 09 18 09 18 22 21 07 07 24 26 25 23 24 39 60 GRACECHURCH STREET 55 GRACECHURCH STREET 52-54 GRACECHURCH STREET West elevation - proposed Scale 1 :100 0 1 2 5 10 m 55 Gracechurch Street GRACECHURCH STREET TALBOTCOURT THE SHIPPUB PHILPOTLANE South elevation - existing Scale 1 : 200 0 2 4 10 20 m 55 Gracechurch Street 22 Bishopsgate Leadenhall Building 122 LeadenhallStreet 1Undershaft (Consented) 6-8 Bishopsgate 1 LeadenhallStreet 20 FenchurchStreet 20 Gracechurch Street 10 FenchurchSt GRACECHURCH TALBOTCOURT PHILPOTLANE ROOD STREET LANE South elevation - existing 55 Gracechurch Street 22 Bishopsgate Leadenhall Building 122 LeadenhallStreet 1Undershaft (Consented) 6-8 Bishopsgate 52 LimeSt 1 LeadenhallStreet 146.00AOD 136.80AOD 10 20 FenchurchStreet 05 03 01 04 20 Gracechurch Street 01 02 06 48.63AOD 10 FenchurchSt 09 07 14 13 GRACECHURCH TALBOTCOURT PHILPOTLANE ROOD STREET LANE South elevation - proposed Scale 1 : 400 0 4 8 20 40 m 55 Gracechurch Street 01 02 06 01 12 24 09 04 03 09 41 16 16 41 17 20 16 22 16 07 21 12 13 28 20 26 14 19 06 39 40 TALBOTCOURT THE SHIPPUB EXTERNAL COURTYARD South elevation - proposed Scale 1 : 100 0 1 2 5 10 m 55 Gracechurch Street EASTCHEAP BRABANT COURT 2-3 PHILPOTLANE 10 FENCHURCH STREET FENCHURCH STREET East elevation - existing Scale 1 :200 0 2 4 10 20 m 55 Gracechurch Street New Court RothschildBank EASTCHEAP BRABANT FENCHURCH COURT STREET East elevation - existing 55 Gracechurch Street 146.00 AOD 10 08 01 02 20 GracechurchStreet New Court RothschildBank 32 11 EASTCHEAP BRABANT FENCHURCH COURT STREET East elevation - proposed Scale 1 : 400 0 4 8 20 40 m 01 55 Gracechurch Street02 08 13 21 32 11 31 3 34 24 BRABANT COURT East elevation - proposed Scale 1 : 100 0 1 2 5 10 m 55 Gracechurch Street 20FENCHURCH PHILPOT BRABANT STBENET'S GRACECHURCH LOMBARD STREET LANE COURT PLACE STREET COURT North elevation St Benet’s Place - existing Scale 1 : 200 0 2 4 10 20 m 55 Gracechurch Street ROOD 20 FENCHURCH PHILPOT BRABANT ST BENET'S GRACECHURCH LOMBARD LANE STREET LANE COURT PLACE STREET COURT North elevation St Benet’s Place - existing 55 Gracechurch Street 146.00 AOD 136.80 AOD 05 01 02 03 12 43.50 AOD 29.60 AOD 07 14 ROOD 20 FENCHURCH PHILPOT BRABANT ST BENET'S GRACECHURCH LOMBARD LANE STREET LANE COURT PLACE STREET COURT North elevation St Benet’s Place - proposed Scale 1 : 400 0 4 8 20 40 m 55 Gracechurch Street 01 02 12 09 27 09 22 07 12 13 11 21 24 14 33 29 42 7 Cycle Parking Cycle Lift Entrance BRABANT STBENET'S GRACECHURCH COURT PLACE STREET North elevation St Benet’s Place - proposed 55 Gracechurch Street 20FENCHURCH PHILPOT 2-3PHILPOT NORTHERN 60GRACECHURCH GRACECHURCH STREET LANE LANE COURTYARD STREET STREET North elevation - existing 55 Gracechurch Street ROOD 20 FENCHURCH PHILPOT 2-3 PHILPOT 'NORTHERN 60 GRACECHURCH GRACECHURCH LANE STREET LANE LANE COURTYARD' STEET STREET North elevation - existing 55 Gracechurch Street 177.16AOD 146.00 AOD 10 136.80AOD 05 01 02 08 04 03 43.50AOD 07 30 15 15 35 ROOD 20FENCHURCH PHILPOT 2-3PHILPOT 'NORTHERN 60GRACECHURCH GRACECHURCH LANE STREET LANE LANE COURTYARD' STEET STREET North elevation - proposed Scale 1 :400 0 4 8 20 40 m 55 Gracechurch Street 01 02 04 08 03 09 07 30 15 15 35 2-3 PHILPOTLANE NORTHERN COURTYARD 60 GRACECHURCH STREET GRACECHURCH STREET North elevation - proposed Scale 1 :100 0 1 2 5 10 m 55 Gracechurch Street 177.16 AOD 165.10AOD 20 Fenchurch Street 50 Fenchurch Street (Consented) 10 37 WORKSPACE WORKSPACE 1 08 02 130 Fenchurch Street (Consented) WORKSPACE 6 GARDEN & WALKWAY 9 WORKSPACE 14 WORKSPACE 21 14 WORKSPACE 6 WORKSPACE FOYER 'RETAIL' 12 15 'RETAIL' LOADING VEHICLE BAY LIFT 02 70 GRACECHURCH FENCHURCH 60 GRACECHURCH EASTCHEAP PUDDING LANE STREET STREET STREET SPRINKLER TANK ROOM North-south section - proposed Scale 1 :400 0 4 8 20 40 m 55 Gracechurch Street 177.16 AOD 165.10 AOD 20 Fenchurch Street 50 Fenchurch Street (Consented) 10 PLANT 08 1 130 Fenchurch Street (Consented) WORKSPACE GARDEN ANCILLARY WORKSPACE WORKSPACE LIFT LOBBY LIFT LOBBY 'RETAIL' 13 'RETAIL' LOADING BAY STORAGE FENCHURCH 10FENCHURCH NORTHERN EASTCHEAP STREET STREET COURT North-south section - proposed Scale 1 :400 0 4 8 20 40 m 55 Gracechurch Street 22 Bishopsgate Leadenhall Building 1Undershaft 122 LeadenhallStreet (Consented) 6-8 Bishopsgate 52 LimeSt 1 LeadenhallStreet 146.00AOD 5 10 136.80AOD 20 FenchurchStreet PLANT 1 20 Gracechurch Street 36 GARDEN WALKWAY 12 27 GARDEN GARDEN ANCILLARY 07 21 18 29 'RETAIL' 32 23 'RETAIL' VEHICLE VEHICLE LIFT LIFT 01 02 LOADING BAY GRACECHURCH PHILPOT ROOD STREET LANE LANE East-west section - proposed Scale 1 : 400 0 4 8 20 40 m 55 Gracechurch Street 22 Bishopsgate Leadenhall Building 1Undershaft 122 LeadenhallStreet (Consented) 6-8 Bishopsgate 52 LimeSt 1 LeadenhallStreet 146.00AOD 5 10 136.80AOD 20 FenchurchStreet 1 20 Gracechurch Street 36 GARDEN WALKWAY 12 GARDEN 27 GARDEN ANCILLARY 07 21 18 BUILDING MANAGE. 'RETAIL' PLANT 'RETAIL' PLANT 25 VEHICLE VEHICLE LIFT LIFT LOADING BAY 01 02 GRACECHURCH PHILPOT 20FENCHURCH ROOD STREET LANE STREET LANE East-west section - proposed Scale 1 : 400 0 4 8 20 40 m 55 Gracechurch Street THE GARDEN Ground floor sections 1 Undershaft 22 Bishopsgate 100 Leadenhall Tower 42 6-8 Bishopsgate 1 Leadenhall 50 FenchurchSt 55 GracechurchSt Angel Court 55 Gracechurch St Emerging cluster form 55 Gracechurch Street LVMF 15B.2 Waterloo Bridge - Existing 55 Gracechurch Street LVMF 15B.2 Waterloo Bridge – Proposed cumulative 55 Gracechurch Street Bankside Pier, looking north-east - existing 55 Gracechurch Street Bankside Pier, looking north-east – proposed cumulative 55 Gracechurch Street South bank – riverside viewing platform - existing 55 Gracechurch Street South bank – riverside viewing platform – proposed cumulative 55 Gracechurch Street LVMF 10A.1 - Tower Bridge: the North bastion - existing
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