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Green light for Leonard Design Architects’ 1,150-home masterplan in Derby city centre
Derbion to deliver 14-storey tower and six residential blocks near shopping centre
The final phase of Leonard Design Architects’ 1,150-home regeneration masterplan in Derby has been approved by the city council.
After last week’s approval of the Eagle Quarter development, developer and shopping centre owner Derbion is now cleared to build 674 homes across six blocks at the vacant former site of the Eagle Market building in the city centre.
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