One Bishopsgate Plaza

Located between the commercial core of the City and the vibrant neighbourhoods of Spitalfields and Petticoat Lane, One Bishopsgate Plaza transforms a historic and highly visible site into a more connected and active part of central London. The project completes a wider vision for this part of Bishopsgate, introducing a richer mix of uses and helping to shift the area beyond a mono-cultural office environment towards a more diverse and round-the-clock urban destination.

At the heart of the scheme is a 43-storey tower, 150 Bishopsgate, that brings together the five-star Pan Pacific London and 160 private residences within a single vertical form. The building’s silhouette is shaped by a shift in floorplate from the lower hotel levels to the upper residential floors, creating a more slender and distinctive profile on the skyline while maximising views across London. Full-height glazing and open corner conditions strengthen the relationship between the interiors and the city beyond.

The development also plays an important civic role at ground level. A new public plaza, the largest along Bishopsgate, creates space for arrival, pause and movement, helping to draw people into the site and establish new pedestrian routes through it. To the north, the restored and extended Victorian Devonshire House introduces retail, dining and hospitality uses within a carefully reworked heritage setting, adding further depth and character to the wider experience of the project.

Rather than a singular tower, One Bishopsgate Plaza is conceived as a mixed-use piece of city-making that brings together architecture, heritage and public realm to create a more open, active and integrated destination in the Square Mile.