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Planning granted for Allies and Morrison’s Whitechapel life sciences masterplan
Tower Hamlets has approved detailed plans for a new life sciences neighbourhood around the Royal London Hospital, including two buildings by Gibson Thornley
The London Borough of Tower Hamlets has approved Allies and Morrison’s Whitechapel Road project, a masterplan that aims to transform a series of outdated buildings and unused sites near the Royal London Hospital into a life sciences district.
The Whitechapel Road development totals 79,975sq m, comprising six new and repurposed buildings between three and 13 storeys in height. Allies and Morrison designed the masterplan and four of the buildings, with the remaining two designed by Gibson Thornley.
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