Satish Jassal Architects and Malcolm Fryer Architects secure approval for South Woodford housing and community scheme

2 Apartments by Satish Jassal Architects

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Commissioned by Holy Trinity Church, the Redbridge scheme includes new homes, community facilities and a vicarage on a backland site next to a locally listed church

A mixed-use housing and community development jointly designed by Satish Jassal Architects and Malcolm Fryer Architects has been granted unanimous planning permission by the London Borough of Redbridge.

Commissioned by Holy Trinity Church, South Woodford, the Church of England parish is acting as both client and landowner. The project is located on a complex backland site adjacent to the existing church and includes 28 homes, a new vicarage, a community hall, a public café and outdoor play space.

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