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Pilbrow & Partners replaces Allies & Morrison on stalled Vauxhall towers scheme in 70-storey redesign

By 2025-04-17T07:15:00

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New owners of long-delayed Vauxhall Square development planning 20-storey height increase

The new owners of the stalled Vauxhall Square site in south London have replaced lead architect Allies & Morrison with Pilbrow & Partners and revealed plans to boost the scheme’s towers to 70 storeys.

Development partners Bmor and Cedarstone Capital are working up a fresh planning application for the long-vacant site in Nine Elms which would make the scheme’s towers 20 storeys taller than the existing consent.

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