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Gateway 2 sign-off for Rio Architects’ 46-storey co-living tower in Canary Wharf
Rio Architects-designed scheme the largest co-living project to be granted construction approval by the BSR
Rio Architects’ 46-storey tower in Canary Wharf has been granted gateway 2 consent, becoming the UK’s tallest co-living building to pass the planning hurdle.
The 56 Marsh Wall scheme, designed for housing developer Olympian Homes, will contain 805 co-living studio apartments, with an average unit size of 24sq m.
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