Docklands towers set to replace London council’s HQ due for green light

By Jim Dunton2022-10-18T08:45:00

Source: SimpsonHaugh

Tower Hamlets’ corporate home to make way for 36- and 30-storey blocks

Councillors in east London are being advised to condemn their 1990s headquarters to the wrecking ball to make way for two SimpsonHaugh-designed residential towers.

Tower Hamlets Council’s strategic development committee is set to back the demolition of its Mulberry Place town hall building at Blackwall along with the neighbouring Lighterman House office block, both designed by Sten Samuelson and the Beaton Thomas Partnership.

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