Woolgate Exchange gets green light for all-electric retrofit

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Credit: Stiff + Trevillion, designs for the Woolgate Exchange roof terrace
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Credit: Stiff + Trevillion, designs for the Woolgate Exchange roof terrace

London to get new cutting-edge green office following planning approval for major upgrade work

A major green retrofitting project for the Woolgate Exchange office building in the City of London is set to go ahead after receiving planning permission last week. The refurbishment, led by developers...

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