Make’s City fringe redevelopment approved at third time of asking

By Tom Lowe2025-03-05T12:13:00

Office-led scheme signed off with design changes following two deferrals over height policy breach

Islington council has finally approved Make’s plans to redevelop a 1980s office block near the Barbican after twice deferring the decision over a breach in local height policy.

The scheme for Berkeley Estate Asset Management (BEAM) was presented at two consecutive planning committees in November and December but knocked back on both occasions by requests from councillors for design amendments.

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