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Ackroyd Lowrie redesigns SPPARC office scheme in Bermondsey as co-living housing

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Ackroyd Lowrie Southwark

Scheme to retain facade of locally listed Victorian warehouse

Ackroyd Lowrie has redesigned a SPPARC-designed office scheme in Bermondsey as co-living housing after the site was acquired by a new developer.

Property developer Bywater has submitted fresh plans to partially demolish and refurbish the existing building at 47-49 Tanner Street and replace it with a six-storey scheme containing either 109 or 112 studio rooms.

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