Mixed Use Residential Development – Canning Town

RRA Architects > Mixed Use Residential Development – Canning Town

June 11, 2018 / By admin

Proposed floor plan for the mixed-use residential scheme at Canning TownSection showing the 6 storey development proposed for Canning Town

This mixed use residential development in Canning Town, East London is being located on a former smokery site.
RRA helped to unlock planning permission on this challenging site as overlooking and proximity to neighbouring potential development was a planning constraint.
We have been producing detail drawings and material specification for the project, to discharge planning conditions, and to produce construction information, for the design and build contractor.
The development promotes increased potential to improve the quality of the built environment, as well as encourage other urban blocks in the locality to be progressed to a similar housing density. The London Plan recognizes a need for high-quality residential development, and Newham’s own Local Plan requires delivery of 39% affordable family sized dwellings, we have ensured that the space standards are very good and the tight site has been used well to maximise development potential.
We are using a palette of elegant, restrained materials, including silver-grey & buff brick stocks, matte black zinc and structural glass balustrading to achieve a quietly sophisticated approach.
Within relevant boundary areas glass bricks will be used to control daylight and maintain 1-hour fire separation.
The project is due on site this spring. As they say watch this space.

Leave a Reply

Newsletter

September & October 2024 Newsletter

July & August 2024 Newsletter

May & June 2024 Newsletter

March & April 2024 Newsletter

January & February 2024 Newsletter

December 2023 Newsletter

November 2023 Newsletter

October 2023 Newsletter

September 2023 Newsletter

August 2023 Newsletter

July 2023 Newsletter

June 2023 Newsletter

May 2023 Newsletter

April 2023 Newsletter

March 2023 Newsletter

February 2023 Newsletter

January 2023 Newsletter

December 2022 Newsletter

November 2022 Newsletter

October 2022 Newsletter

September 2022 Newsletter

August 2022 Newsletter

July 2022 Newsletter

June 2022 Newsletter

May 2022 Newsletter

April 2022 Newsletter

March 2022 Newsletter

February 2022 Newsletter

January 2022 Newsletter

December 2021 Newsletter

November 2021 Newsletter

October 2021 Newsletter

September 2021 Newsletter

August 2021 Newsletter

July 2021 Newsletter

June 2021 Newsletter

May 2021 Newsletter

April 2021 Newsletter

March 2021 Newsletter

February 2021 Newsletter

January 2021 Newsletter

December Newsletter 2020

November Newsletter 2020

October Newsletter 2020

September Newsletter 2020

August Newsletter 2020

July Newsletter 2020

June Newsletter 2020

May Newsletter 2020

April Newsletter 2020

March Newsletter 2020

February Newsletter 2020

January Newsletter 2020

December Newsletter 2019

November Newsletter 2019

October Newsletter 2019

September Newsletter 2019

August Newsletter 2019

July Newsletter 2019

June Newsletter 2019

May Newsletter 2019

April Newsletter 2019

March Newsletter 2019

February Newsletter 2019

January Newsletter 2019

December Newsletter 2018

November Newsletter 2018

October Newsletter 2018

September Newsletter 2018

Search articles

Generic selectors
Exact matches only
Search in title
Search in content
Post Type Selectors