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New skyscraper may open up a hidden section of London’s Roman Wall

Summary by ianvisits.co.uk
A section of London’s Roman Wall hidden under a 1980s office block could be opened up to the public if plans for to redevelop the site are approved. The two buildings to be demolished next to the “can of ham” building (c) ianVisits The proposed building – source: planning documents / Fletcher Priest Architects The site is made up of two buildings on Camomile Street, a few minutes walk from Liverpool Street station, and the developer wants to rep…
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New skyscraper may open up a hidden section of London’s Roman Wall

A section of London’s Roman Wall hidden under a 1980s office block could be opened up to the public if plans for to redevelop the site are approved. The two buildings to be demolished next to the “can of ham” building (c) ianVisits The proposed building – source: planning documents / Fletcher Priest Architects The site is made up of two buildings on Camomile Street, a few minutes walk from Liverpool Street station, and the developer wants to rep…

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ianvisits.co.uk broke the news in on Thursday, April 3, 2025.
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