AHMM’s 36-storey Stratford tower set for go-ahead

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Block will replace HMRC offices with new sixth-form centre and student housing for UAL

AHMM-designed proposals for a 36-storey tower in Stratford, east London, are set to be approved by the London Legacy Development Corporation.

Its scheme for developer Spiritbond will deliver new sixth-form accommodation for the London Academy of Excellence on its lower six storeys and 716 student rooms on the building’s upper levels.

AHMM’s proposals will replace a 12-storey office block currently occupied by HM Revenue and Customs at Farthingdale Walk, near Stratford station, and part of the lower-rise Broadway House development. They will also allow selective free school for sixth-formers the LEA to leave its current base at Broadway House and for that site to be redeveloped.

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