Lyndon Goode submits second London Legacy project

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Homes and workspace planned for site once occupied by Britain’s largest sweet factory

Lyndon Goode Architects (LGA) has submitted detailed plans for 31 homes plus employment space on an old sweet factory site in Hackney Wick, east London.

The £14.25m scheme known as 119 Wallis Road is part of the London Legacy Development Corporation (LLDC) masterplan for the area, which was prepared by architects Karakusevic Carson with Witherford Watson Mann and granted permission in 2017.

The development was once home to Clarnico which was one of the UK’s largest sweet manufacturers, known for its mint creams. The site was the largest sugar confectionery factory in Britain. Clarnico was acquired by rival Trebor in 1969.

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