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05.07.2022A proposal for 178 homes and non-residential floor space in Harrow, London, has been refused after an inspector determined that it would harm the appearance of the surrounding area and disrupt the peaceful use... -
17.09.2021building design | care | Demographics & Population Growth | Design | elderly care | Health | hospital | South East | tall buildingThe redevelopment of land formerly owned by Epsom General Hospital to create a 300-home 'care community' can go ahead, an inspector has ruled, deciding after a six-day inquiry that an amended version of the...
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02.09.2021Plans to demolish a hotel forming part of a Victorian terrace in Ilford to make way for an eight-storey replacement have been blocked by an inspector, who found it ‘difficult to envisage’ how the building...
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09.08.2021Research has shown that the pipeline of high-rise buildings across the UK ‘remains strong’ with more than three quarters designed for residential purposes.
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20.05.2021A brownfield scheme of 150 new homes west of Oxford has been allowed by an inspector, who found that the building's height would cause only limited, localised harm and would not impact the city's 'renowned...
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11.12.2020affordable housing | building design | Design | Finance & Viability | high rise | London | Olympic Park | tall building | viability assessmentPlans to redevelop a former industrial site near the Olympic Park in East London have been rejected by an inspector, who found that the 18-storey scheme’s design was ‘not high quality, let alone exceptional...
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20.11.2020building design | called-in decision | East of England | English Heritage | Heritage | Regeneration | robert jenrick | SAVE | shopping | tall buildingControversial plans to redevelop a shopping centre in Norwich, strongly opposed by heritage campaigners for its proposed 20-storey tower, have been refused permission by the housing secretary against...
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23.10.2020A 506-bed co-living development with a tower of almost 50 metres tall – more than twice the Dublin City Council permitted height – has been proposed for a site beside the city’s Victorian fruit and vegetable market.
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10.07.2020Brokenshire | called-in decision | Design | high court | London | Planning Law | quashed decision | tall buildingThe housing secretary Robert Jenrick has approved one eight and one 17-storey tower in Purley, after his predecessor James Brokenshire’s decision to refuse permission against the advice of his inspector was...
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05.06.2020Plans to complete a lapsed redevelopment of Woolwich town centre that began in 2007 have been rejected by the housing secretary, after an inspector heavily criticised both the original masterplan and the new...
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