Elizabeth House tower scheme gets final planning green light

By Dave Rogers2021-04-15T05:00:00

New CGI, One Waterloo exterior, HB Reavis

1960s block will be torn down and renamed One Waterloo

The developer behind a 31-storey commercial tower block that will replace Elizabeth House in Waterloo has been given final planning for the job.

HB Reavis won planning 18 months ago for the AHMM scheme which will see the 1960s block, next door to the station and designed by John Poulson Architects, torn down and replaced with three stepped buildings rising from 16 storeys to 31 storeys.

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