Plans To Redevelop London Wall Sites Get The Go-Ahead

The City of London Corporation has approved plans to redevelop the 140 and 150 London Wall sites, known as Bastion House and the former Museum of London.

With employment in the City projected to rise significantly in the coming years, the scheme will deliver around 56,000 sqm of new office space of the highest environmental standards, to accommodate nearly 3,100 jobs.


The development will also deliver a 43% increase in public realm, including a flexible space for cultural use, an elevated public space with outstanding views including of St Pauls, public access to the remains of the roman wall and the public high walk, as well as enhancements to the setting of the listed Ironmongers Hall and Roman Wall. Additionally, a new public square featuring green landscaping and 100 trees planted throughout the site will substantially improve biodiversity.

Public consultation on the London Wall West proposals began in Spring 2021 and has resulted in significant changes to the scheme, including a reduction in the massing of New Bastion House which will open up more space for public realm.