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Henley Halebrown tower set for OK after legal spat forced redesign
20-storey scheme due for final sign-off by GLA
Henley Halebrown’s 20-storey residential tower proposed for the centre of a post-war estate in south-west London has been recommended for approval.
The scheme for HFS Developments, a partnership between developer Stanhope and Hammersmith and Fulham council, will now go to the GLA for final sign-off after being cleared by planning officers last week.
The tower’s 133 one- and two-bedroom homes will be 100% affordable, with 80% for social rent and 20% for intermediate housing.
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