Henry to turn former Croydon council HQ into flats

By Dave Rogers2018-05-17T06:00:00

Scheme designed by AHMM includes 35-storey tower

West London firm Henry Construction has begun work on a deal to turn the former headquarters of Croydon council into more than 500 homes.

The 1960s office block called Taberner House was torn down in 2014 but remained empty while a developer was appointed.

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