Claridge Architects has won the go-ahead for this mixed-use scheme in London’s Borough High Street
ARCHITECT’S VIEW • PROJECT DATA
The £3 million seven-storey building includes nine apartments and a ground floor shop.
The brick-clad scheme features deep window reveals and inset balconies.
Borough High Street scheme by Claridge
Architect’s view
The site is on a prominent corner at the intersection of two major streets. This demanded a high quality, design-led solution that would justify the increase in height from the existing two storey public house that currently occupies the site.
We worked closely with the consultant team to design out detrimental environmental conditions such as air quality and noise arising from the adjacent roads. The end result was a high quality proposal that was well received by the Local Authority on both design and technical grounds.
Project data
Location Borough High Street, London
Type of project mixed-use
Architect Claridge Architects
Planning consultant CMA planning
Planning consent granted January 2016
Gross internal area 947m²
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