AHMM’s Elizabeth House redevelopment approved

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Architect is third to work on Waterloo site

AHMM’s plans for Elizabeth House next to Waterloo Station have won consent.

Lambeth council’s planning applications committee unanimously voted in favour of developer HB Reavis’ scheme to replace the huge post-war office building on York Road.

AHMM is the third architect to work on the project in the past 10 years, after David Chipperfield and before that Allies & Morrison were both appointed and ultimately ditched.

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