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Bovis set for Christ Church Court
00:00 19 Aug 1998
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Bovis will begin construction work in the autumn on the £200
million Christ Church Court office project on the edge of
Paternoster Square in London.
The developer, Pillar Property, acting on behalf of Sudbury House (a joint venture between Pillar and General Electric Pension Trust) gave the go-ahead to the scheme last week following the recent planning approval for the whole Paternoster Square redevelopment.
The 27,140m2 office project is being financed by Prudential and is pre-let to Schroders.
Demolition work has already begun and the offices are scheduled for a handover to Schroders in April 2000.
Stanhope is project manager for the scheme. The original 1960s tower block, known as Sudbury House, was owned by Magnox Electric and used to house the old Central Electricity Generating Board.
The developer, Pillar Property, acting on behalf of Sudbury House (a joint venture between Pillar and General Electric Pension Trust) gave the go-ahead to the scheme last week following the recent planning approval for the whole Paternoster Square redevelopment.
The 27,140m2 office project is being financed by Prudential and is pre-let to Schroders.
Demolition work has already begun and the offices are scheduled for a handover to Schroders in April 2000.
Stanhope is project manager for the scheme. The original 1960s tower block, known as Sudbury House, was owned by Magnox Electric and used to house the old Central Electricity Generating Board.
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