High-profile schemes could be scrapped as critics urge developers to refurbish instead.
Last week Marks & Spencer faced criticism for its plans to redevelop its Oxford Street flagship, requiring 2.4m trees to be planted to offset the carbon.
Now the City of London is facing pressure over the Salisbury Square development, which an independent academic has said will cost 19,000 tonnes more CO2 than a refurbishment and extension.
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Including:
Mitsubishi Estates and Co-Re appoint Savills to help lease the development’s office space
Decision deferred on former National Institute of Agricultural Botany revamp
Developer has taken 10 storeys off proposals since first filing
Colliers appointed to lease 50,000 sq ft of office space in the Salford Quays development
