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As much as we love the buzz of the city, there’s nothing quite like a lunch break in a leafy park.
And now, finding a quiet corner of grass could get a little easier, thanks to a huge new park that aims to open near Liverpool Street station.
Plans have been submitted for a 6,000-square-metre green space to take over Exchange Square, featuring lush planting, grassy banks and rows of trees.
The proposal – which is the work of DSDHA architects on behalf of British Land – also boasts a restaurant unit with a green roof, an events space and a playful water feature.
The park in Exchange Square is just one of the projects in the £1.5 billion investment into the Broadgate neighbourhood, which will ultimately include a whopping 4.9 million square feet of new workplaces, retail units and restaurants.
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