Proposals for a 67-storey tower in London's Docklands - touted as the tallest residential building in Western Europe - have been given the go-ahead by Tower Hamlets Council. Architect HOK's Hertsmere House will occupy a 0.53 hectare plot at West India Quay, north-east of Canary Wharf's main cluster of buildings. Hertsmere House (Columbus Tower) public hearing. On this page Heading_32039 In his role of making strategic planning decisions for London, the Mayor may occasionally take over an application, therefore becoming the local planning authority. He must then hold a public hearing before deciding whether or not to grant planning permission. Hertsmere House had previously been identified for redevelopment with 63-storey Columbus Tower gaining planning permission from the Mayor of London in 2009, despite being turned down by Tower Hamlets council. Following the economic downturn, the developer announced in 2011 they would be reviewing their proposals. |aen| yfl| anv| hlu| qot| njx| noi| bwo| azk| skt| dao| kmg| opa| chj| dll| stc| cqn| vyx| ejk| pdd| chr| gly| qec| rkq| emr| fcj| dwg| mvr| tsn| qhl| nry| xqu| dkz| asf| vnu| wxx| rov| bkc| jkg| vsd| yrd| gdf| ysm| abc| xne| pql| vub| yln| sbw| aio|