Jan Kattein to transform derelict garages into workspace

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Architect wins planning for 35 small units

Jan Kattein Architects and Enfield council have received planning permission to regenerate derelict garages and an adjacent laundry yard in Angel Edmonton into 35 small, individually let units.

The proposals will create affordable workspaces and community space. Work on the 600sqm site will start in the spring and is expected to last five years.

The architects said the scheme would minimise carbon emissions by keeping nearly all the built fabric on the site.

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