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Morning Lane residential proposals highlight conflicts between London’s housing needs and night-time economy
Two proposed residential developments on Morning Lane in Hackney illustrate the tension between the demand for urban housing and the pressures facing London’s nighttime economy. The planned schemes, located at 2 and 4–6 Morning Lane, have drawn scrutiny for their potential impact on the adjacent MOTH Club, a celebrated grassroots venue.
The 4–6 Morning Lane proposal, submitted by Mr M Ganatra and designed by Stephen Davy Peter Smith Architects, seeks to introduce a six-storey building with seven residential units – a mix of one-, two- and three-bedroom flats – and a 55 sqm retail unit at ground level. Meanwhile, the 2 Morning Lane development, proposed by Mrs Emel Kara and also designed by Stephen Davy Peter Smith Architects, involves a five-storey building with five residential units and a 66 sqm retail unit. Both schemes aim to deliver new housing and commercial space to the area.
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