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Grid Architects submits revised plans for O2 shopping centre with affordable housing cut to 20%
Amendments show influence of Heatherwick Studio’s Humanise campaign on design of 1,800-home scheme’s first phase
Landsec has submitted another revision to its long-delayed plans to redevelop the O2 shopping centre with the latest version of the scheme cutting the number of affordable homes in its first phase from 35% to 20%.
The redesign follows Landsec’s appointment of Grid Architects and Heatherwick Studio to “evolve” a hybrid application designed by AHMM which was approved in 2023.
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