Green light for 15-storey tower clears path for AHMM Southwark tube scheme

Bell Phillips Southwark tower

Approval for Bell Phillips plan paves way for major office project in south London borough

Southwark council has given the green light to a 15-storey residential tower in a move which paves the way for a major office scheme to be built above the adjacent Southwark tube station.

The council voted unanimously late last month to approve the Bell Phillips Architects-designed tower, which is set to provide 25 one- and two-bed homes on the existing council-owned Styles House Estate at the corner of The Cut and Hatfields.

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