Red Lion Court

Client

Internal Floor Area

Watkins Payne carried out the Independent Design Reviewer role for Red Lion Court, a mixed use commercial office development, located in central London.

A single stage formal review was conducted for the project which is targeting a 5.0 Star Rating.

  • Project Manager
    CPC Project Services
  • Bjarke Ingels Group

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