Pilbrow’s Vauxhall Square residential tower scheme scrapes approval
The scheme includes more than 1,000 homes and 1,164 co-living units, while Historic England warned it would harm protected London sightlines.
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Pilbrow’s Vauxhall Square residential tower scheme scrapes approval
The Architects’ Journal Pilbrow’s Vauxhall Square residential tower scheme scrapes approval Lambeth Council has narrowly approved Pilbrow & Partners’ scheme for a series of skyscrapers in south London, despite opposition from Historic England The post Pilbrow’s Vauxhall Square residential tower scheme scrapes approval appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Greg Pitcher
£2bn Vauxhall Square Approved in Major Boost for London’s BTR and Living Sectors
Plans for the £2 billion Vauxhall Square regeneration have secured approval, paving the way for one of London’s most ambitious new mixed-use developments and a substantial new pipeline of Build to Rent (BTR), co-living, student and conventional housing. The major scheme will transform a long-stalled 1.49-hectare site between Vauxhall and Nine Elms with a cluster of seven buildings, including a landmark 69-storey residential tower that will becom…
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