Green light for another Canary Wharf life sciences scheme

17 Columbus Courtyard

Scott Brownrigg’s plans to convert office block into laboratories approved by council

Plans by Scott Brownrigg to convert an office block in Canary Wharf into life sciences space have been given the green light.

Tower Hamlets council has voted to approve proposals to refurbish and extend 17 Columbus Courtyard for LS Estates on behalf of Oaktree Capital Management.

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