The 17-acre masterplan will keep parts of the shopping centre while enabling space for 1,700 brand-new homes alongwith 445 co-living flats in a 23-storey structure and up to 660 trainee beds in a 15-storey structure.
The brand-new district will be developed around eight-acres of green area and public world, consistingof an city meadow above a main podium structure linking much of the broader plan consisting of around 14 significant structure jobs.
Masterplan to redevelop 1970s-built shopping complex will be a decade-long construct
Landsec’s masterplan, developed by SEW, consistsof a detailed application for the veryfirst 2 property structures, developed by Mae Architects, Studio MULTI and Archio.
On top of a reimagined shopping centre will be a pedestrianised high street lined with diningestablishments, coffeeshops and bars.
A 500-capacity live music location will act as a focus for the location’s cultural scene.
Urban meadow on top of brand-new podium connecting high increase property structures
Mike Hood, CEO of Landsec U+I stated: “This submission marks an crucial turningpoint to produce a brand-new green centre for Lewisham.
“For the last 20 years our group hasactually been ingrained within the neighborhood and I’m thrilled that we were able to develop this vision with thousands of individuals in Lewisham through one of our most substantial public engagement programs.”
Demolition of the existing shopping centre and the building of the brand-new one will begin in 2026 to be provided in stages over around 10 years.
LandsecU+I’s preparation application will be thoughtabout by Lewisham council’s tactical preparation committee next year.
New shopping centre listedbelow raised meadow and public world
