This will be jointly overseen by real estate investors Gamuda Berhad and Castleforge Partners, with the aim of enhancing the ESG-credentials of the office space, Multiplex has been selected as the preferred contractor.

The redevelopment will involve a ‘outstanding’ BREEAM rating being targeted as well as a ‘Platinum’ WELL core accreditation.

Flexibility of space, focus on daylight levels and minimisation of whole-life carbon emissions are also core parts of the plan.

A green space, known as ‘Priors’ Garden’ will also be created as well as a cultural forum space for events, performances and public speaking.

Developed by architects Orms, this will include increasing the building’s capacity by 40% to 688,000 sq ft.

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The redevelopment of the building - formerly known as Winchester House and was home to Deutsche Bank - is anticipated to be delivered by Q3 2027.

“We never bought the idea that office working was ‘dead’ and so it is proving as people flock back to central London,” said Michael Kovacs, founding partner at Castleforge.
 
“The planned refurbishment of 75 London Wall will create best-in-class office spaces, in a top location with the significant amenities blue chip companies now demand for their people.”

Chu Wai Lune, CEO at Gamuda Land, added: “The granting of full planning consent marks a significant step forward for 75 London Wall.

“Construction can now begin, allowing Gamuda and Castleforge to realise our vision for the site: bringing to life sustainable office space that sets a new standard for Grade A+ in London, as a gateway city to the world. This approval signifies a key milestone in the project's development.”