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A new and improved church and community facility will be delivered on this site in Stratford, East London with flats over the upper floors. The community facility will be funded through the sale of the private residential flats.
The proposed redevelopment of the site will provide approx. 469m2 of new community / church floor space over ground and lower ground floor levels and 17 new dwellings over 5 floors with the split as follows: 9 x 1 bed units 4 x 2 bed units and 4 x 3 bed family dwellings. Every unit has its own private outdoor amenity space in the form of a terrace or balcony.
17 apartments
1 cafe
1 church
Outdoor space
Sales
Choose from 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartment options. Prices starting from £410,000 – For more information contact Savills by email.
The ground and lower ground floors are for the use of the existing Baptist Church, it is envisaged that the new church and community facility will include a main congregation hall at entrance level, together with café/kitchen meeting room area, office, and toilets crèche and Sunday school.
The angled and stepped terracing of the proposed scheme reduces the overall bulk and mass of the building and provides an elegant and exciting built form on this corner site. The proposed scale, massing and form addresses the surrounding buildings appropriately.
The proposed elevations are designed to create a contemporary, striking new mixed use development in this urban context as befitting of a landmark building, reflecting the importance of the use. The mixture of materials and finishes and the articulation of form creates interest to the elevations and blends in to the immediate urban grain in a modern contemporary way. The confident styling of the building improves legibility within an otherwise fairly monotonous context.
Location
Swim at the stunning London Aquatics Centre, picnic in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park or shop until you drop at Westfield Shopping Centre, Stratford really does have it it all.
The 2012 London Olympics put Stratford firmly on the map, and the regeneration since means that it’s now a great place to live with excellent transport connections, open spaces, leisure facilities, shopping, and a thriving culturally diverse community.