Developer Land Securities will submit plans for permanent solution to solar glare problem from Walkie Talkie next month
Developer Land Securities will submit plans next month to alter its 37-storey Walkie Talkie tower to deal with solar glare problems that beam extreme heat on to City of London streets below in summer.
A temporary scaffold screen was erected while a permanent solution was drawn-up.
In a statement today Land Securities said: “A planning application for the solution to the solar glare issue will be submitted next month.”
Land Securities and joint developer Canary Wharf have previously told Ȧ the solution will involve the addition of external shading elements to just the southern facade and will cost “low single digit millions”, within the £500m project’s existing contingency fund.
The building is now 64% pre-let with a further 23% in solicitors’ hands.
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