Levitt Bernstein council block set for green light

Levitt Bernstein's Salisbury Estate proposals, drawn up for Southwark Council

Southwark infill project will deliver 26 new social-rent flats

Levitt Bernstein-designed proposals for a block of 26 new council flats on an infill site in south London are set to be approved.

Members of Southwark Council’s planning committee are being recommended to approve the practice’s five storey proposals at their next meeting.

Levitt Bernstein’s scheme uses a surface car park at the junction of Balfour Street and Chatham Street for the new homes – which will contribute to Southwark council’s commitment to deliver 11,000 new affordable homes in the borough by 2043.

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