Farrells reduces height of planned Battersea tower by another five storeys as 1,500 objections hit scheme

By Tom Lowe2024-12-06T11:02:00

Second height reduction takes scheme down to 28 storeys and removes 60 homes compared to original proposal

Farrells has cut a further five storeys from its controversial mixed-use tower in Battersea amid a flood of more than 1,500 objections from members of the public.

The practice has now taken a total of 10 storeys and 60 homes off its original proposals for a 39-storey tower at 1 Battersea Bridge Road after first lopping off five storeys in June.

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