Inspector approves ‘hidden’ 24-home Brixton scheme at appeal

Brixton Hill Place 4

Rohacs Architects’ five-storey proposals include mix of apartments and houses

Rohacs Architects has won planning permission at appeal for a 24-home scheme off Brixton Hill Road in south London that is largely hidden from view at street-level.

Lambeth Council planning officers had used delegated powers to reject the proposals for 20 flats and four houses, created for infill specialist Platinum Land.

They gave 16 reasons why the scheme, designed to replace a collection of one- and two-storey buildings previously used as offices on the 1,440sq m site at Brixton Hill Place, was not acceptable.

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