Feilden Clegg Bradley wins go-ahead for Cornish harbour work

Hayle North Quay_Site Model by FCBStudios

Source: FCBStudios

Eight-hectare project is architect’s latest involvement at World Heritage Site

Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios has won planning for a regeneration project at a historic Cornish harbour.

It will be the third project undertaken by the architect at Hayle, a Unesco World Heritage Site on the north coast quite neat St Ives.

The council granted outline planning for the North Quay masterplan and detailed consent for the first phase of work. This will involve 140 dwellings, 2,000sq m of retail space on the waterfront, 600sq m of office space, improved facilities for the fishing fleet and a new public square.

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