Mixed-use scheme will include homes and retail
A 30-storey tower designed by Simpson Haugh in the Westferry area of east London has been given the green light by Tower Hamlets council.
The hotel-led scheme is being developed by Rockwell Property and will be built at a site at the edge of Canary Wharf which has stood derelict for more than a decade.
It will have 400 rooms as well as restaurant and retail space at the ground floor along with 66 new homes of which 35% will be affordable for local families.
Cost consultant is Acumen while OCSC is providing engineering services. A project manager and contractor have yet to be appointed.
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