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New City landmark will include Roman exhibition space
Steel construction is progressing on schedule for the new London headquarters for international media company Bloomberg.
The scheme will include some retail units at ground floor level and a new entrance to the Bank London Underground Station. Bloomberg London will also host a permanent public exhibition on the Roman Temple of Mithras which was originally unearthed on the site in the 1950s.
Two office buildings, offering approximately 47,800m² and 21,300m² respectively, dominate the site, separated by new public spaces and linked by two sky bridges.
The project has been designed by Foster + Partners and the steelwork contractor is William Hare.