Zaha Hadid starts work on £600m twin towers scheme without TfL land swap deal

Vauxhall Cross by Zaha Hadid Architects

Early works at Vauxhall site are now underway to save planning consent, which expires this Sunday

Zaha Hadid Architects has been forced to start work on its huge twin-tower scheme in Vauxhall even though Transport for London (TfL) has not yet committed to an essential land swap agreement.

Enabling works for the £600m scheme, which is being developed for VCI Property Holding, got underway late last month, just three weeks before the planning consent’s expiry deadline on 9 April. 

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