Maccreanor Lavington chalks up third Old Kent Road scheme

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Architect’s proposals include a 28-storey tower and 250 homes

Maccreanor Lavington has chalked up another planning win from Southwark council with a 28-storey tower near the Old Kent Road in south-east London.

The mixed-use scheme will see a 28-storey tower and a six-storey podium providing 253 new homes, 35% of which will be affordable.

The entire complex will be built above a 38,500sq ft double-height warehouse, a feature which Maccreanor Lavington says has helped the planning application since the site, which is at the edge of a warehouse district, is classed as strategic industrial land.

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