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PRP set for go-ahead with Lambeth housing plans
Scheme will replace care home near Brixton with 25 new apartments
PRP-designed proposals to replace a south London care home with a development of 25 new apartments are being recommended for approval by Lambeth Council planning officers.
The practice’s scheme for housing association Sanctuary would replace Ashley Cooper House, in Hillyard Street, with two linked four-storey blocks of flats.
Two-storey Ashley Cooper House is a care home for adults with physical disabilities that is operated by Sanctuary. It is in the process of being closed down and residents are being transferred to a nearby home.
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