Alan Camps Architects-designed affordable homes in Greenwich granted gateway 2 approval

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Scheme is first part of 1,200-home Charlton Riverside development

Hyde has been green-lit by the Building Safety Regulator to build 182 affordable homes in Greenwich.

The Eastmoor Street scheme is part of the housing association’s Charlton Riverside development and is the first Hyde-led project to pass the regulatory hurdle, introduced for higher-risk buildings in 2023.

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