24/AP/3575
Southwark
Status
Full proposal
Demolition of the existing buildings on the site and the construction of a linked building with a tower housing purpose built student accommodation (Use Class Sui Generis), a shoulder element housing affordable residential housing (Class C3) both with basement level, and an industrial building including affordable workspace at the southern element of the Site (Classes B2, B8, E(g)(iii), and Sui Generis), alongside the delivery of a flexible Class E unit at ground floor level, and a mixed community cafe and PBSA co-working space (Class E/Sui Generis) at ground floor level on the corner of Ilderton Road and Surrey Canal Road, in addition to the delivery of hard and soft landscaping, pedestrian and vehicle access including the provision of a loading bay on Ilderton Road, cycle parking, blue badge car parking, wider public realm improvements including new public open space, with associated highway works and all other ancillary works associated with the development. For information: - The student housing tower element would be a part 23 and part 27 storey (max 89.5m AOD height), plus basement, element containing 477 purpose-built student accommodation rooms (Use Class Sui Generis), alongside communal student amenity space, student co-working space and associated ancillary spaces. - The affordable housing block would be a part 10, part 13 storey (max 51.7m AOD height) shoulder element, plus basement, containing 79 affordable homes (Class C3), comprising 58 social rented homes and 21 shared ownership intermediate homes. The ground floor would contain a 98.4sqm flexible e-class use, entrance lobby, bin stores and 6 Blue Badge parking spaces, together with associated amenity and ancillary spaces. - The industrial buildings proposed would consist of a part 1, part 2 and part 4 building (max 18.4m AOD height), containing 1,747sqm of industrial floorspace, including affordable workspace at the southern element of the Site (Classes B2, B8, E(g)(iii), and Sui Generis.
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