Henley Halebrown and Peter Barber land Winchester Central job

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Practices will work up new plans for city-centre regeneration project, nine years after Allies & Morrison scheme hit the buffers

Henley Halebrown and Peter Barber Architects have been appointed to lead the design for the next incarnation of plans for Winchester’s main regeneration site.

Winchester City Council’s development partner, Jigsaw by Partnerships & Places, said Henley Halebrown would be lead architect for the Central Winchester Regeneration and Barber would be the project’s housing architect.

Previous plans to redevelop a city shopping centre and bus station known as the Silver Hill site with £165m proposals designed by Allies & Morrison hit the buffers in 2015 after Winchester’s appointment of a development partner for the 3ha scheme was found to be unlawful.

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