Green light for Proctor & Matthews and ECD Architects’ Stratford tower refurb

By Tom Lowe2022-06-01T05:49:00

1960s slab to be stripped back to its concrete core and rebuilt to passivhaus standards

A design team consisting of Proctor & Matthews and ECD Architects has been given the green light for a refurbishment of a high rise tower in Stratford to passivhaus standards.

The London Legacy Development Corporation approved the plans last week for James Riley Point on the Carpenters Estate, located next to Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.

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