BPTW towers approved despite concerns over Holden station

BPTW Southgate 3

Five blocks near art deco Tube station given all-clear on appeal

BPTW has been given the green light for a cluster of mixed-use towers in north London following an appeal.

Concerns had been raised about the scheme’s impact on Charles Holden’s grade II-listed Southgate tube station.

The proposals include a total of five blocks including three towers up to 17 storeys, providing 216 homes and 1,720sq m of commercial space.

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