Welcome to the Euston Tower community website.
Thank you for visiting this website on the proposals for the future of Euston Tower.
Here, you can find out more about how the developed designs have been shaped as a result of community feedback, view information previously presented, find out how to get involved, and much more.
British Land is exploring the future of Euston Tower, which was built in 1970 and has been vacant since 2021 – to create a world leading science, technology and innovation building and public realm for Camden and the Knowledge Quarter that inspires, connects and creates opportunities for local people and businesses.
Indicative view of Euston Tower and Regent’s Place Plaza
Update on the revised design of Euston Tower
Following the submission of a planning application to Camden Council in December 2023, we have been working with the council, local stakeholders, and local groups to revise the design of Euston Tower.
In November 2024, we held two update events to share the revised design and revisions to the planning application with the local community. We would like to thank everyone who attended and if you weren’t able to, you can view the information presented here.
You can also view summaries of all of our co-design and engagement events to date here.
If you have any further comments or questions, or to sign up to the mailing list for regular updates, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with us.
The Challenge
Transform the disused Euston Tower into a beautifully designed, sustainable new building, delivering pioneering workspace, accessible and inclusive spaces for neighbouring communities and supporting the development of the local community.
Vision
Create a world leading science, technology and innovation building and public realm for Camden and the Knowledge Quarter that inspires, connects and creates opportunities for local people and businesses.
Mission
Re-design the existing building to minimise its impact on the environment and ensure that it is fit for next 100 years, through partial deconstruction, reuse, recycling and use of low carbon materials.
Imagining the future of Euston Tower: Co-design and Engagement
You can see a summary of all the community workshops that took place in the lead up to our first public consultation events on our video below