Lloyds Building - Leadenhall Street elevation See all photos (8)

Lloyd's Building

City EC3M
E
Commercial building

Key Details

Address
1 Lime Street, London EC3M 7HA
Completion
1986
Buildings
1
Use Classes
E

Overview

Lloyd's Building is a Grade I office building in the City of London EC3.

In 1978, faced with the prospect of overcrowding, the Lloyd's Committee commissioned the architect Richard Rogers (now Lord Rogers of Riverside) to redevelop the Lloyd's 1958 building in Lime Street. In November 1986, HM The Queen officially opened the new building at One Lime Street, which Lloyd's occupies today.

Source: lloyds.com

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Site & Location

Transport

NATIONAL-RAIL
London Fenchurch Street Rail StationC2c
BUS
St Mary Axe25, N25, N550

Team

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Company
Type
Year
Lendlease
Main Contractor
Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
Architect

Timeline

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A German Closed End Fund managed by Commerz Real, advised by Savills and CBRE, has confirmed the sale of The Lloyds Building to China’s leading insurance company, for £260 million reflecting a net...
08/07/2013 by Buildington
The Lloyd's building has been afforded the accolade of being listed at Grade l, it was announced on the 19th of December 2011. Combining immense architectural expressiveness, futuristic design, and...
21/12/2011 by Buildington
International commercial law firm Ince & Co will be opening its new London market desk on the 8th floor of the Lloyd's Building on 1 November 2011.
14/10/2011 by Buildington

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