CZWG wins consent for high-rise Hackney scheme mixing workshops and flats

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Source: CZWG

High street redevelopment will include towers of 17 storeys

CZWG has won planning for a high-rise redevelopment of a dilapidated site next to Homerton station in east London.

The project, for Nudo Properties, will mix industrial workspace and flats in buildings ranging from three to 17 storeys.

What the architect described as “under-utilised and out-of-date industrial space of poor quality” will be replaced with 4,400sq m of office, light industrial, artist studio, café and retail uses around a publicly accessible courtyard. Some of the workspace, designed in line with the mayor of London’s industrial intensification primer and with active frontages, will be “affordable”.

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