Piercy secures planning for Clerkenwell scheme

Piercy's just-approved mixed-use proposals in Vine Hill, Clerkenwell

Mixed-use proposals will deliver boutique hotel, affordable homes and flexible workspace

Piercy & Company has said it expects a hotel-led mixed-use scheme in the central London district of Clerkenwell to complete in two years after the project secured planning from Camden council.

The Vine Hill development, within the Hatton Garden conservation area, will be a short distance from the practice’s Turnmill office scheme – highly commended in BD’s 2016 Architect of the Year Awards.

Vine Hill will deliver an eight-storey, 146-room boutique hotel, a new affordable housing block and the restoration and extension of the Victorian Ragged School building – which will deliver 2,300sq m of flexible workspace.

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