Recent Pending New Build Applications — Tower Hamlets
The South Quay Building, 77 Marsh Wall, London, E14 9SH
A phased development comprising demolition of the existing office building (Use Class E) and the construction of a single tall building providing residential accommodation, including affordable housing (Use Class C3), serviced apartments (Use Class C1) and co-living accommodation (Sui Generis) with flexible commercial and community uses (Use Classes E / F2) at lower levels and alongside associated hard and soft landscaping, public realm improvements and associated works.This application is accompanied by an Environmental Statement.[Additional details on the description of development for consultation purposes:The proposed single tall building of 54 storeys (190m AOD height), and two additional basement levels, would provide the following:195 Build to Rent residential units (Use Class C3),121 Self-contained affordable residential units (Use Class C3),238 Co-living rooms with associated communal spaces and areas (Sui Generis Use Class)266 Serviced apartments rooms (Use Class C1),430 square metres of commercial floorspace (Use Class E), and192 square metres of community floorspace (Use Class F2).]
Received 8 Oct 2025
49-59 Millharbour, 2-4 Muirfield Crescent, and 23-39 Pepper Street, London E14
Redevelopment of the site to include demolition of existing buildings and associated site clearance and erection of buildings and extension to the existing basement to provide student accommodation (Sui Generis), residential uses (Use Class C3), flexible community/commercial use (Use Classes E, F1(e), F2(b)), public realm, landscaping, car and cycle parking, highways works and associated works.This application is accompanied by an Environmental Impact Assessment.Summary of Proposals for the Purpose of Public Consultation but does not form part of the Description of DevelopmentConstruction of three buildings comprising of Block A (28 storeys, 91.03m AOD); Block B (14 storeys, 53.45m AOD) and Block C (28 Storeys, 89.90m AOD); to provide 918 student bedspaces and 62 social rented affordable homes.4,260 m2 of public realm and open space including 880 m2 play spaceAffordable community incubator space measuring 172.5 m2 (GIA) at ground floor of Block A. This use will be flexible to provide space for the local communityA total of two on-street disabled car parking spaces to be provided for residential use and four drop-off car parking spaces in the basement to assist with students moving in and outA total of 837 cycle parking spaces including 809 long-stay provided in the basement and 28 short stay provided in the public realm.The proposed Development comprises up to 40,990.2 m˛ (GIA), which includes;31,632 m˛ (GIA) PBSA (Sui Generis)6,635.7 m˛ (GIA) Residential Use (Use Class C3)172.5 m˛ (GIA) Affordable Community Incubator Space (Use Classes E, F1(e), F2(b))2,550 m˛ (GIA) Car Park
Received 27 Jun 2025
St Georges Leisure Centre, 221 The Highway, London, E1W 3BP
Demolition of the existing leisure centre building and other associated structures as part of a phased redevelopment of the site to include erection of a replacement leisure centre building with ancillary cafť use and external cycle parking; erection of a 9 storey residential building to provide 30 affordable homes; public realm improvements to St George's Gardens including landscaping and new and replacement play provision; shared accessible car parking and a servicing yard with access from The Highway and associated works; restoration of former mortuary building for flexible Use Class E; re-location of 52 headstones which have been previously re-located during the construction works for the existing St George's Leisure Centre, to be positioned against listed wall adjacent to Angel Mews.
Received 29 Nov 2024
Waterman Square, Selsdon Way, Canary Wharf , London E14
Construction of 9no. dwellinghouses with associated landscaping, cycle parking and waste/recycling storage.
Received 18 Oct 2024
Orchard Wharf, Orchard Place, London, E14
Full phased planning application for redevelopment of the site following demolition of all existing buildings and structures and enabling works to provide a mixed-use development consisting of basement excavation, and the erection of new buildings connected to or situated above a safeguarded wharf box which would deliver:i. Purpose Built Student Accommodation (Sui Generis) and ancillary accommodation;ii. Residential dwellings (Use Class C3) and ancillary accommodation;iii. General Industrial / Storage or Distribution floorspace (Use Classes B2 / B8 / E(g)(iii)) and ancillary accommodation within the safeguarded wharf box;iv. External infrastructure and all other related works (including marine works) for waterborne freight handling; andv. Flexible commercial (Use Class E) and community floorspace (Use Class F).Other associated works to include the provision of hard and soft landscaping; private internal and external amenity space; vehicular access and servicing facilities; provision of car parking and cycle parking; plant and other associated works incidental to the proposals including works to the River Wall.This application is accompanied by an Environmental Impact Assessment.
Received 3 Jun 2024
111-113 Mellish Street, London
Amendment to planning permission PA/19/01299 dated 17/09/2019, which was for the demolition of the existing building and construction of a 5-storey residential block to provide 22 dwellings (9 x 1 bed, 8 x 2-bed and 5 x 3-bed) and a 3-storey building of Class D1 community use (590m2 GIA) on the eastern part of the site.Amendments to include a change to the approved opening hours of the community centre to allow it to be used between 08.00 - 22.00 on any day and for prayer meetings to be able to take place outside these times during the months when sunrise is earlier and sunset is later than this, but not earlier than 04.30 or later than 23.30. In addition, acoustic screening is proposed to an existing condenser unit.
Received 13 May 2024
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