The new 130 Fenchurch Street building, set to open in 2030, will replace the historic Fountain House, which has stood since the 1950s. The 31-storey tower will feature a staggered design with a significant amount of office space and 600 square meters of public areas including food, drink, and retail outlets on the ground level. Plans for a public pedestrian connection and cultural offerings, as well as a green terrace providing views of the city, are also included. The development aims to modernize the area and enhance its urban environment.
The new 130 Fenchurch Street will replace the outdated Fountain House, showcasing a modern design that includes public spaces and a focus on pedestrian connectivity.
With 31 storeys, the new building aims to transform the City skyline and includes office spaces alongside food, drink, and retail outlets on the ground floor.
The new tower will not only contribute to the skyline but also enhance urban life with cultural offerings and green spaces, promoting pedestrian links.
Development is set to begin in 2026, pending planning approval, and aims to finish by 2030, reflecting the ongoing evolution of London's architectural landscape.
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