Details of landscaping required by condition 40 of planning permission 2012/6858/P dated 31/03/2015 (for redevelopment involving the erection of three buildings, a new basement and various extensions, to provide basement event gallery space; urban gallery; flexible retail and restaurant floorspace; restaurant floorspace; drinking establishment; a 14 bedroom hotel; office floorspace; private residential floorspace; affordable housing; and retail floorspace).
St.Giles Circus site, including: site of 138-148 (even) Charing Cross Road; 4, 6, 7, 9, 10, 20-28 Denmark Street; 1-6, 16-23 Denmark Place; 52-59 St.Giles High Street, 4 Flitcroft Street and 1 Book Mews, London WC2
Final DecisionReference: 2020/1689/PLondon Borough of Camden
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Application location
St.Giles Circus site, including: site of 138-148 (even) Charing Cross Road; 4, 6, 7, 9, 10, 20-28 Denmark Street; 1-6, 16-23 Denmark Place; 52-59 St.Giles High Street, 4 Flitcroft Street and 1 Book Mews, London WC2
Details of landscaping required by condition 40 of planning permission 2012/6858/P dated 31/03/2015 (for redevelopment involving the erection of three buildings, a new basement and various extensions, to provide basement event gallery space; urban gallery; flexible retail and restaurant floorspace; restaurant floorspace; drinking establishment; a 14 bedroom hotel; office floorspace; private residential floorspace; affordable housing; and retail floorspace).
Proposal details
Reference
2020/1689/P
Ward
Holborn & Covent Garden (Pre May 2022)
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