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PLP reworks Stratford tower plans
Practice wants to add seven storeys to consented block and ditch co-living scheme for hotel
PLP Architecture has reworked its proposals for a co-living tower in Stratford and is looking to reconfigure the development as a hotel – and add seven storeys.
The practice originally sought consent for a 30-storey development at the High Street site with a scheme drawn up for The Collective that featured 213 co-living units, 214 serviced apartments, guest lounges, restaurants, and business incubator space.
PLP’s 2015 proposal was radically reworked to a 15-storey co-living scheme that won the backing of local planning authority the London Legacy Development Corporation in 2017.
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