Assael’s co-living scheme approved

Assael Architecture, Collective Garratt Mills Earlsfield2

Mid-rise scheme sits beside river Wandle in Wandsworth

Assael Architecture’s plans for a new co-living development in south-west London have been given the thumbs up by the local authority.

The firm designed the buildings, ranging from six to eight storeys, for co-living specialist the Collective.

The Garratt Mills development in Earlsfield is on the banks of the River Wandle in Wandsworth and will feature 292 rooms plus a cinema, communal kitchens, co-working spaces, a gym, library and what the architect called “adaptable workspaces”.

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