AHMM’s plans for controversial Bristol Temple Quarter homes approved

AHMM Silverthorne 8

Five blocks containing 434 build-to-rent homes signed off on conservation area site

AHMM has been given planning consent for a controversial 434 home build-to-rent scheme in Bristol’s Temple Quarter enterprise zone.

Bristol city council’s planning committee voted to approve developer Studio Hive’s proposals for Silverthorne Lane on Wednesday evening despite objections from the council’s own design officers and heritage advisor Historic England.

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