JTP works up resi scheme for Greenwich landmark

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Source: JTP

Grade II-listed former town hall would host 73 new homes under just-lodged plans

Architect and masterplanner JTP has drawn up proposals to convert the Art Deco former Greenwich Town Hall into a mixed-use scheme with 73 new homes, workspace and shops.

JTP’s proposals for developer Riverlow Group would see the addition of a rooftop extension to the south London landmark, which falls within the buffer zone of the Greenwich Maritime UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The grade II-listed building, now known as Meridian House, was designed by Clifford Culpin under the influence of Dutch modernist architect Willem Marinus Dudok and completed in 1939. It features a 56m clock tower and observation deck.

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