Allies & Morrison submits Vauxhall tower plans
Vauxhall Square, Allies & Morrison
168m-tall buildings proposed for south London
Allies & Morrison has submitted plans for two 50 storey, residential-led towers in Vauxhall, south London.
The £400 million Vauxhall Square redevelopment for CLS Holdings will include 510 apartments, office space, 94 affordable homes, 416 student units and a 438 bed hotel.
The scheme, which will see the demolition of a 1980’s office building, also includes a new public square and a homeless hostel, as well as a four screen cinema.
Richard Tice, chief executive officer of CLS Holdings, said: “This substantial mixed-use scheme is a key element to the Vauxhall Nine Elms regeneration plans.”
Work is due to start on site in 2014, with phases being completed from 2017 onwards.
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Readers' comments (3)
Not as good as the original New York Twin Towers.
Not bad - definitely an improvement on certain recent towers in the area. But am I the only one to see more than a passing resemblance to Glasgow's shortly-to-be-demolished Bluevale and Whitevale twins?
50-stories each?! What a complete travesty, let alone eyesore!