A summary of all current and planned developments in Victoria, London's renewed and vibrant business district.

1. New interchange tunnel and lifts
Victoria Coach Terminal 9 new escalators
New North ticket hall & enlarged South ticket hall
50% increase in capacity Retail: 15,500 sq ft Residential: 33 apartments and bar
Victoria Overground underground upgrade Office: 269,000 sq ft Retail: 1,000 sq ft. Studio space, brasserie
Victoria Station 62 Buckingham Gate Office: 139,000 sq ft. 312 seats
Howick Place St James Theatre
Victoria Station Underground upgrade South Ticket Hall Victoria Station Underground upgrade North Ticket Hall
Victoria Circle Phase II Victoria Circle Phase I
Kingsgate House
62 Buckingham Gate
Residential: 59,000 sq ft Office: 199,000 sq ft
123-151 Buckingham Palace Road Retail: 2,640 sq ft Retail: 28,000 sq ft
Wellington House 123 Victoria Street
Howick Place
St James Theatre
Residential: 102 apartments
Library: 16,000 sq ft Office: 190,000 sq ft House
Residential: 170 flats Retail: 45,550 sq ft Other: 19,000 sq ft. Wellington
Retail: 91,000 sq ft Kingsgate House Retail: 35,000 sq ft
Office: 600,000 sq ft Palace Road Street
Victoria Circle 123-151 Buckingham 123 Victoria
2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 The calendar
Transformation at work
Be informed about developments Developments in Victoria – London’s renewed and vibrant business district
Victoria Business Improvement District (BID)
Appointed and funded by local businesses, Victoria BID provides a platform
for businesses in SW1 to work together to improve and enhance the urban
context of Victoria and help shape its future development.
Led by a small and dynamic team, the BID works across a number of key
themes to deliver improvements to the area. Projects seek to draw on
Victoria’s rich and diverse cultural mix, delivering services and opportunities
to businesses and organisations. The BID aims to make it not only a better
place to work and play, but to enhance the Victoria area as a primary
destination for visitors to London and as a location with everything needed to
encourage growth of the local economy. This work is further complemented
by regeneration of the area that will help reposition and strengthen Victoria’s
offer as a central business district over the next decade.
If you would like to find out more about our work in the area, please get in
touch with us on the contact details below.
Victoria Business Improvement District
2nd floor, 14 Buckingham Palace Road, London SW1W 0QP
T: 020 3004 0786 F: 020 7821 5022
E: info@victoriabid.co.uk
www.victoriabid.co.uk

2. New interchange tunnel and lifts
Victoria Coach Terminal 9 new escalators
New North ticket hall & enlarged South ticket hall
50% increase in capacity Retail: 15,500 sq ft Residential: 33 apartments and bar
Victoria Overground underground upgrade Office: 269,000 sq ft Retail: 1,000 sq ft. Studio space, brasserie
Victoria Station 62 Buckingham Gate Office: 139,000 sq ft. 312 seats
Howick Place St James Theatre
Victoria Station Underground upgrade South Ticket Hall Victoria Station Underground upgrade North Ticket Hall
Victoria Circle Phase II Victoria Circle Phase I
Kingsgate House
62 Buckingham Gate
Residential: 59,000 sq ft Office: 199,000 sq ft
123-151 Buckingham Palace Road Retail: 2,640 sq ft Retail: 28,000 sq ft
Wellington House 123 Victoria Street
Howick Place
St James Theatre
Residential: 102 apartments
Library: 16,000 sq ft Office: 190,000 sq ft House
Residential: 170 flats Retail: 45,550 sq ft Other: 19,000 sq ft. Wellington
Retail: 91,000 sq ft Kingsgate House Retail: 35,000 sq ft
Office: 600,000 sq ft Palace Road Street
Victoria Circle 123-151 Buckingham 123 Victoria
2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 The calendar
Transformation at work
Be informed about developments Developments in Victoria – London’s renewed and vibrant business district
Victoria Business Improvement District (BID)
Appointed and funded by local businesses, Victoria BID provides a platform
for businesses in SW1 to work together to improve and enhance the urban
context of Victoria and help shape its future development.
Led by a small and dynamic team, the BID works across a number of key
themes to deliver improvements to the area. Projects seek to draw on
Victoria’s rich and diverse cultural mix, delivering services and opportunities
to businesses and organisations. The BID aims to make it not only a better
place to work and play, but to enhance the Victoria area as a primary
destination for visitors to London and as a location with everything needed to
encourage growth of the local economy. This work is further complemented
by regeneration of the area that will help reposition and strengthen Victoria’s
offer as a central business district over the next decade.
If you would like to find out more about our work in the area, please get in
touch with us on the contact details below.
Victoria Business Improvement District
2nd floor, 14 Buckingham Palace Road, London SW1W 0QP
T: 020 3004 0786 F: 020 7821 5022
E: info@victoriabid.co.uk
www.victoriabid.co.uk

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public spaces. The refurbishment enlarging the existing Victoria line
will provide 199,000 sq ft of ticket hall; nine new escalators; a
offices above improved retail. The new interchange tunnel; new lifts Cardinal
refurbishment is due for completion and improved access between the Victoria Circle Place
in July 2012. National Rail and Tube platforms.
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and outdoor public seating. across locations in the station and
62 Buckingham Gate is on track will take into account the grade II The Victoria BID area
for completion in May 2013. listing of the station building.
Kingsgate House Victoria Coach Terminal
From April 2012 Land Securities will TfL and Grosvenor have been
be demolishing Kingsgate House. reviewing options to develop the
The new scheme includes breaking site, originally built in 1932, since
up the mass of the original post- 2005. However, it is unlikely that any
war building into two new buildings comprehensive redevelopment will
and creating more public space. take place in the near future.
The redevelopment will include
office space, shops and restaurants
and residential accomodation. The
development is due to complete in
Autumn 2015.

4. New interchange tunnel and lifts
Victoria Coach Terminal 9 new escalators
New North ticket hall & enlarged South ticket hall
50% increase in capacity Retail: 15,500 sq ft Residential: 33 apartments and bar
Victoria Overground underground upgrade Office: 269,000 sq ft Retail: 1,000 sq ft. Studio space, brasserie
Victoria Station 62 Buckingham Gate Office: 139,000 sq ft. 312 seats
Howick Place St James Theatre
Victoria Station Underground upgrade South Ticket Hall Victoria Station Underground upgrade North Ticket Hall
Victoria Circle Phase II Victoria Circle Phase I
Kingsgate House
62 Buckingham Gate
Residential: 59,000 sq ft Office: 199,000 sq ft
123-151 Buckingham Palace Road Retail: 2,640 sq ft Retail: 28,000 sq ft
Wellington House 123 Victoria Street
Howick Place
St James Theatre
Residential: 102 apartments
Library: 16,000 sq ft Office: 190,000 sq ft House
Residential: 170 flats Retail: 45,550 sq ft Other: 19,000 sq ft. Wellington
Retail: 91,000 sq ft Kingsgate House Retail: 35,000 sq ft
Office: 600,000 sq ft Palace Road Street
Victoria Circle 123-151 Buckingham 123 Victoria
2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 The calendar
Transformation at work
Be informed about developments Developments in Victoria – London’s renewed and vibrant business district
Victoria Business Improvement District (BID)
Appointed and funded by local businesses, Victoria BID provides a platform
for businesses in SW1 to work together to improve and enhance the urban
context of Victoria and help shape its future development.
Led by a small and dynamic team, the BID works across a number of key
themes to deliver improvements to the area. Projects seek to draw on
Victoria’s rich and diverse cultural mix, delivering services and opportunities
to businesses and organisations. The BID aims to make it not only a better
place to work and play, but to enhance the Victoria area as a primary
destination for visitors to London and as a location with everything needed to
encourage growth of the local economy. This work is further complemented
by regeneration of the area that will help reposition and strengthen Victoria’s
offer as a central business district over the next decade.
If you would like to find out more about our work in the area, please get in
touch with us on the contact details below.
Victoria Business Improvement District
2nd floor, 14 Buckingham Palace Road, London SW1W 0QP
T: 020 3004 0786 F: 020 7821 5022
E: info@victoriabid.co.uk
www.victoriabid.co.uk