Dexter Moren replaced by Rogers Stirk Harbour on unpopular hotel project

DAS_RSHP_Hammersmith hotel - aerial CGI

Source: Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners

RSHP submits fresh planning application for Hammersmith’s tallest building

Rogers Stirk Harbour & Partners has submitted fresh plans for a pair of hotels beside the A4 in west London after the owner of the site ditched the previous architect.

Private property investment firm Dominvs appointed RSHP in December to rethink proposals for the site of a disused magistrates court it owns in Hammersmith.

It had previously hired hotel specialist Dexter Moren but local antipathy towards its 23-storey designs forced Dominvs to pull the application hours before it was due to be considered by the council’s planning committee in October.

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