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OMA’s £770m mixed-use Greenwich scheme in for planning

By 2020-06-22T13:42:00

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Carmody Groarke and Chetwoods also working on elements of decade-long U&I project

OMA’s plans for a huge £770m scheme in North Greenwich have been submitted by developer U&I.

The mixed-use scheme will provide around 1,500 homes across 12 buildings, many of which will feature vertical green walls, and more than six acres of public land along a 275m stretch of the River Thames.

The scheme’s 35% provision of affordable housing will be tenure-blind – meaning there will be no external visible difference between affordable and non-affordable homes.

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