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Architect launches judicial review of DSDHA’s Bloomsbury tower plans
James Monahan to argue that Camden council’s decision to green light 19-storey tower breaches planning policy
An architect and veteran campaigner has launched a judicial review of Camden council’s decision to approve DSDHA’s plans for a “monstrous” 19-storey office tower in Bloomsbury.
James Monahan of Monahan Blythen Hopkins Architects has asked the High Court to look into the lawfulness of Camden’s approval of the One Museum Street scheme, arguing the council has failed in its duty to protect heritage assets.
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