Tate Hindle completes flats in Leamington conservation area

TateHindle_The Hide Leamington (1)

Source: Anna Stathaki

Building replaces former run-down department store

Tate Hindle has completed a new-build block of 26 flats above retail in the centre of Leamington Spa.

The Hide replaces a former dilapidated department store on a prominent high street corner in a conservation area.

The design is intended to complement the neighbouring Regency architecture with “respectful” scale and massing and upper floors set back from Warwick Street, said the practice.

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