The London Borough of Lambeth has approved the planning application by Braeburn Estates to redevelop the Shell Centre on London’s South Bank. The application was submitted in December 2012 following over a year of public consultation.
The scheme involves the demolition of the existing Shell Centre wings and the development of eight new buildings, accommodating office, residential and retail uses alongside the retained Shell Tower, as well as new public spaces and pedestrian routes.
Following the submission of the planning applications for the redevelopment of the Shell Centre site, the London Borough of Lambeth are undertaking statutory consultation on the proposals. As part of this, there are a number of exhibitions where the public can view all the documents of the applications. They take place in the York Road Reception of The Shell Centre at the following times:
Saturday 5th January 11am-3pm
Wednesday 9th January 11am-3pm, 4pm-8pm
Saturday 26th January 11am-3pm
Thursday 31st January 11am-3pm, 4pm-8pm
Officers from Lambeth Planning will be present at the exhibition on January 5th and January 9th.
Venue: Former York Road Reception, 2 York Road SE1 7NA
Following over a year of preparation informed by extensive consultation, applications for Planning Permission, Conservation Area Consent and Listed Building Consent have been submitted by Braeburn Estates and Shell (joint applicants) to the London Borough of Lambeth for the redevelopment of the Shell Centre site.
The scheme proposes the demolition of the existing Shell Centre wings and the development of eight new buildings, accommodating office, residential and retail uses alongside the retained Shell Tower, as well as new public spaces and pedestrian routes.
LB Lambeth will be undertaking statutory consultation on the applications. They will be in touch with local residents and stakeholders directly. Once details of the statutory consultation period are announced, we will let you know how to view and comment on the applications. Please call the Shell Centre Dialogue team on 0207 729 1705 or email shellcentredialogue@soundingsoffice.com if you have any questions.
Thank you to all those who attended the Final Architecture Exhibitions and Feedback Sessions which took place on 12th, 13th and 14th November. The discussions around the landscaping, public realm and public art interventions were very helpful to the team. The planning application will be submitted this winter: as soon as we have an update on this we will let you know.
Please email shellcentredialogue@soundingsoffice.com or call Caf or Francesca on 0800 285 1580 if you have any questions about the Feedback Sessions, the recent Exhibitions or any other queries.
We are pleased to announce the upcoming series of events for the Shell Centre Dialogue.
There will be an exhibition displaying the final proposals for the redevelopment, before the planning application is submitted this winter. Our last exhibition, in July, presented the Final Masterplan and this will focus on the final architectural proposals.
There will also be feedback sessions where the proposals can be discussed with the project team. This will focus on the animation of the public realm, to include ground level experience, retail and other uses. These sessions have limited seating so need to be booked (RSVP to this email).
The dates, times and location are as follows:
Shell Centre Dialogue – Final Architecture events
Drop-in Exhibitions
13th November 11.30am-6.00pm
14th November 12.00pm-7.00pm
Feedback Sessions (RSVP)
12th November 6.30pm-8.30pm
13th November 6.30pm-8.30pm
Location
The Consultation Base, former Shell Centre reception, 2 York Road, London SE1 7NA
Please email shellcentredialogue@soundingsoffice.com or call Caf or Francesca on 0800 285 1580 if you would like to reserve a place at one of the Feedback Sessions.
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We look forward to seeing you soon.
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