Plans for last King’s Cross Central plot set to be approved

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Lee & Wilkinson scheme will deliver seven-storey office building on former petrol-station site

Camden Council is poised to approve detailed design proposals for the last plot of developer Argent’s original King’s Cross Central masterplan.

Lee & Wilkinson Architecture’s scheme will introduce a seven-storey office building on the island site, at the junction of York Way and Goods Way, immediately south of the Regent’s Canal.

The building will deliver a total of 5,019sq m of commercial floorspace, with a self-contained office unit on the ground floor and a shop unit at ground-and-first-floor level.

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