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The Royal Exchange, London

DESCRIPTION

Officially opened by HRH Queen Elizabeth I in 1571, The Royal Exchange was the brainchild of renowned merchant Thomas Gresham. It soon became a centre for the capital’s commerce, bringing together both brokers and merchants. Trading continued for the next four centuries, despite being interrupted by fires, war and construction work, before coming to a halt in 1991.

In 2001, an extensive redevelopment by architects Aukett Fitzroy Robinson transformed The Royal Exchange courtyard, reviving its trading legacy by giving it a new role housing the world’s most desired retailers and placing it, once again, in the thriving centre of commerce.

The scheme also delivered 100,000 square foot Office and ancillary accommodation.

STATUS: COMPLETED

CLIENT
Guardian Assurance PLC
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CONTRACT
JCT Design & Build
ROLE
Project Manager

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