CZWG wins consent for cluster of towers on Isle of Dogs

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Buildings could provide up to 2,000 homes

CZWG has won planning for a huge mixed-use scheme on the Isle of Dogs providing nearly 2,000 homes.

Supermarket Asda and developer Ashbourne Beech Property are promoting the scheme on the site of an existing Asda store on the northern edge of Mudchute park. 

The approval follows Tower Hamlets council giving outline permission for another major scheme on the northern side of the Isle of Dogs, called North Quay, featuring a series of towers up to 225m tall and designed by Allies & Morrison.

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