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Bovis wins £200m Stock Exchange refurb

1 day Bovis has been awarded a contract to refurbish, extend and fit out 10 Paternoster Square in the City of London.

After the Bovis refurn, daily ceremonies at the London Stock Exchange will be visible to the public via a new glass atrium

Developers Oxford Properties and Hines have signed up Bovis ԭ (Europe) under a pre-construction Services Agreement (PCSA) to deliver a £200m reconfiguration of 10 Paternoster Square, the home of the London Stock Exchange.

Originally completed by Bovis in 2003 as part of the wider Paternoster Square development, the building will undergo a comprehensive transformation to create best in class workspace and a new public attraction for the City.

A key feature of the project is the reimagining of the London Stock Exchange’s ceremonial heart. For the first time, the daily market opening and closing ceremonies will be visible to the public via a new glass atrium, allowing visitors to watch moments that traditionally take place behind closed doors.

The works also include the construction of new roof extensions, an events pavilion and a series of terraces and balconies offering panoramic views over St Paul’s Cathedral.

The project is targeting BREEAM Excellent and NABERS 5* certification and is being delivered according to circular economy principles, with more than 95% of the building’s existing structural frame and façade being retained.

Bovis chief executive David Cadiot said: “Having successfully completed the original building in 2003, it’s a real privilege to return and transform it into what will not only become best in class accommodation but also a new tourist destination for the City.”

Pre-construction services are scheduled to begin next month, with project completion expected in the fourth quarter of 2028.

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