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Updated July 2026

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Landsec

Landsec is a FTSE 100 UK real estate company shaping retail, office and mixed-use places. Featured on the Architecture Social Podcast.

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UK - England - Greater London
Sectors
CommercialMasterplanningMixed-UseRetail

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About Landsec.

Landsec is one of the largest commercial property and real estate companies in the United Kingdom. A FTSE 100 business, it owns, develops and manages a portfolio that spans major retail destinations, landmark offices and large-scale mixed-use schemes across the country.

The business is built on places that stand the test of time: places that are scarce in number but high in potential, with the ability to create opportunity, enhance quality of life and bring people together. Over more than 80 years Landsec has honed its ability to spot those opportunities, build partnerships and adapt to shape places that meet the needs of a changing world.

From flagship retail and leisure destinations such as Trinity Leeds and Bluewater to landmark London workspace and town-centre regeneration, the portfolio reflects a focus on long-term value, both for the business and for the communities its places serve. Design sits at the heart of that work, with in-house design leadership working alongside architects and consultants to turn commercial briefs into places people want to spend time in.

Landsec was featured on the Architecture Social Podcast, where Design Director Richard Carr shared how an architectural background translates into a client-side career in real estate development.

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From Architecture to Real Estate ft. Richard Carr, Design Director at Landsec

Join us on the Architecture Social for a special show as Stephen Drew sits down with Richard Carr, Design Director at Landsec.

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