PLP gains consent for co-living and light-industrial scheme in Brixton

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Source: PLP

Lambeth Council approves Hardess Yard project featuring 320 co-living studios and 1,400sqm of industrial floorspace

Lambeth Council has granted planning permission for a co-living and light-industrial development at Hardess Yard in Brixton, designed by PLP Architecture for a joint venture between Mitheridge Capital Management and LGL.

The scheme includes 320 co-living studios and 1,400 square metres of industrial space aimed at supporting local small and medium-sized enterprises in the creative sector.

The development spans two buildings on the former industrial site. A seven- to 14-storey structure to the north will house the co-living studios, while a two-storey building to the south will provide workspace for local businesses. The plans also feature newly landscaped public spaces, including a pocket park.

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