Faulkner Browns wins planning for London’s first double Olympic-size ice rink

2. Lee Valley Ice Centre - FaulknerBrowns Architects - Development Model

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Lee Valley scheme will replace small facility

Faulkner Browns has won planning for London’s first Olympic-size ”twin-pad” ice rink.

The £30m facility will be built in the Lee Valley Regional Park which is also home to the architect’s 2012 Olympic white water centre.

It was approved by Waltham Forest council and will now go to the GLA for a final decision.

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