Fourfoursixsix’s ‘unduly negative’ Croydon tower rejected
1/5 Illustration of rejected tower proposal by Fourfoursixsix on Croydon High Street
Source: Miller Hare
Source: Miller Hare
Source: Miller Hare
Source: Miller Hare
Source: Fourfoursixsix
Croydon councillors have rejected plans for a 29-storey tower by FourFourSixSix, despite a recommendation for approval by planners
The Horizon One tower was proposed for a site on Croydon’s High Street and would have provided 121 dual-aspect flats, including 30 per cent designated ‘affordable’, as well as 1,200m
2 of flexible commercial and retail space in a three-storey podium.
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Clerkenwell-based Fourfoursixsix said the brick-clad podium was conceived as a ‘street building’, while the tower – which was separated by a glazed amenity level – related to the wider emerging Croydon skyline.