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Feilden Clegg Bradley gets planning nod at Royal Albert Wharf
Architect working on third phase of east London regeneration project
Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios has been given the green light for a housing scheme it has designed for the Royal Albert Wharf regeneration scheme in east London.
The Gallions Quarter 2b scheme, located on the edge of the London docks in Newham, envisages 267 homes, 51% of which will be deemed affordable, with 40% comprising family units.
The homes, along with a residents’ gym, are being developed by housing association Notting Hill Genesis (NHG), Telford Homes and the GLA.
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