How much did 122 Leadenhall Street cost?
The Leadenhall Building at 122 Leadenhall Street is a 224.5-metre, 48-floor office tower in the City of London designed by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners for British Land and Oxford Properties. Its tapering profile, nicknamed the Cheesegrater, preserves protected views of St Paul's Cathedral. Construction restarted in early 2011 after preliminary work had paused during the financial crisis; shell-and-core completion followed in July 2014, and the building officially opened for business in October 2015. It contains 84,424 sq m of gross internal area and 60,250 sq m of lettable space.
Reported project cost
£340 million
Approximately $525.11 million
Cost basis: 2010
Cost record
How the cost changed
Budgets, contracts and final costs may cover different stages. Each figure keeps its own year and source.
Reported project cost
2010£340 million
Approximately $525.11 million
rshp.comOriginal budget
2005£270 million
Approximately $490.91 million
annualreports.comRevised budget
2006£286 million
Approximately $526.75 million
annualreports.comProject metrics
Key dimensions
- HeightRogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
- 224.5 m
- Floor areaRogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
- 84,424 m²
Project record