Hawkins Brown and Mae cleared for 350 homes by Tube station

Cockfosters CGI Image 3 - Hawkins Brown and Mae

Separate Cockfosters scheme will see empty office block converted into 200 flats

Proposals for 350 rental homes designed by Hawkins Brown and Mae with JCLA Landscape have been approved by Enfield council’s planning committee.

The scheme, on a 1.36ha plot next to and behind Cockfosters tube station in north London, will be delivered across four buildings between five and 14 storeys tall.

Connected Living London – a venture between private landlord giant Grainger and Transport for London – will also provide 4,200sq m of public space, bicycle parking and commercial space.

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