Planning Granted for £144m scheme above Nine Elms tube station

A new Three-tower development from ASSAEL replaces former proposal by Grimshaw

Lambeth Council’s planning committee has voted unanimously to approve the over-station development above the new Nine Elms tube station, featuring 479 homes as part of Connected Living London (CLL).

The £144m three-tower development replaces the original proposal from Grimshaw that was approved in 2016, adding over 100 new homes to the scheme with 40% of the build-to-rent homes being ‘affordable’.

Assael’s new proposals consist of three triangular towers ranging in height from 74m to 89m, with two of the towers sharing a podium sitting directly above the new Nine Elms tube station, due to complete this year as part of the Northern line extension to Battersea Power Station.

The scheme also includes a new 2,200sq m public realm area called “Pascal Square” containing mostly hard landscaping with a few trees, 38 cycle parking spaces and a children’s play area.

It is the second of five schemes for CLL, Transport for London’s partnership with developer Grainger, to be given the green light in the past year.

The “slot-in” application is now due to head to the GLA for final sign-off. 

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