Observations to the London borough of Southwark for the demolition of existing buildings and phased redevelopment to provide: one mixed-use building of up to 17 storeys in height, with a single basement, comprising 216 purpose-built shared living units and communal amenity space (Sui Generis) and 1,517 square meters of commercial floorspace (Use Class E); one mixed-use building of up to 10 storeys in height, with a single basement, comprising 24 homes and communal amenity space (Use Class C3) and 149.6 square meters of commercial floorspace (Use Class E); and public realm, including play space, as well as other associated works (ref. 23/AP/3487).
City Business Centre Lower Road London
Final DecisionReference: 2024/0583/PLondon Borough of Camden
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Observations to the London borough of Southwark for the demolition of existing buildings and phased redevelopment to provide: one mixed-use building of up to 17 storeys in height, with a single basement, comprising 216 purpose-built shared living units and communal amenity space (Sui Generis) and 1,517 square meters of commercial floorspace (Use Class E); one mixed-use building of up to 10 storeys in height, with a single basement, comprising 24 homes and communal amenity space (Use Class C3) and 149.6 square meters of commercial floorspace (Use Class E); and public realm, including play space, as well as other associated works (ref. 23/AP/3487).
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2024/0583/P
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