September 30, 2015

Planning Permission Granted For New London Mews

Planning permission has just been granted for a new mixed-use development in South London. The faceted design will see seven residential units and two live/work units replacing the existing light industrial buildings. Four houses will face onto a shared courtyard to the rear, fronted by a three/four storey residential block. The front is divided into two, allowing access to the new mews to the rear.

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The buildings have been sculpted to maximise light into the courtyard, as well as creating south-facing solar roofs for solar panels. The design has been carefully considered to meet modern standards and requirements, as well as creating an elegant redevelopment in the Forest Hill area.

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