High Court overturns decision to approve Fosters’ Whitechapel tower

Lipton Rogers scheme to head back to committee following successful judicial review launched by SAVE Britain’s Heritage

Foster + Partners’ tower approval overturned by High Court

The Architects’ Journal Foster + Partners’ tower approval overturned by High Court The High Court has quashed a decision by Tower Hamlets’ planning committee to approve a controversial Foster + Partners’ 41,000m² tower scheme in Whitechapel, which went against the planning officers’ recommendation The post Foster + Partners’ tower approval overturned by High Court appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Richard Waite

PLP-led team submits plans for £750m Whitechapel healthcare campus

The Architects’ Journal PLP-led team submits plans for £750m Whitechapel healthcare campus PLP Architecture, working with dMFK and DSDHA, has submitted a £750 million life science, healthcare and residential project in Whitechapel, east London The post PLP-led team submits plans for £750m Whitechapel healthcare campus appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Josh Butler

Plans lodged for £750m east London life sciences and housing campus

BGO and Barts Health NHS Trust's plans for the Whitechapel scheme propose co-locating NHS services, research and office space with new homes, public amenities and green spaces. The post Plans lodged for £750m east London life sciences and housing campus appeared first on Property Week.

London properties lead Acuitus’s first catalogue of the year

Leading the catalogue is the former East London Central Synagogue in Whitechapel, guided at £2m-plus. The post London properties lead Acuitus’s first catalogue of the year appeared first on Property Week.

Design & Architecture: Whitechapel Elizabeth line station

Whitechapel station has been designed to fit seamlessly into the surrounding urban environment. The new station concourse is built on a bridge over the existing Hammersmith & City and District lines and London Overground. From this new concourse escalators and a lift connects passengers with the Elizabeth line 30 metres below.

Station Progress: Whitechapel (July 2019)

An update on the Elizabeth line's Whitechapel station with Jim Forrest (Site Manager)

Platform for design: Whitechapel Station

Platform for design: Whitechapel Station

Behind the Hoardings: Constructing Whitechapel station platform tunnels

Whitechapel is one of Crossrail’s most ambitious new stations but it is also one of the most challenging, with a raft of improvements being delivered in a tightly constrained and highly populated area. Over the past three years, a team of around 250 people have been working 24/7 to create around 1 kilometre of new platforms and passageways for the new station.