PlotbeaconHackney London Borough Council • 2026/0590
New mixed-use building for Anvil House
Anvil House, London
A new mixed-use building would replace Anvil House in London.
Demolition and rebuilding would bring storage, workspaces and shops, with more activity nearby.
Written automatically by Plotbeacon.
- Status
- Decided 4 Aug 2026
- Type
- full
- Received
- 5 May 2026
- Consultation closed
- 30 May 2026
- Decision
- refused
Summary
The plans would remove the above-ground parts of Anvil House in London. A new three to five-storey building would replace it. The building would include self-storage space, eight flexible work units and two shops.
Nearby people would see a larger building and more business activity. Shops, workspaces and storage could bring more visitors and deliveries. The supplied details do not explain changes to parking, traffic, noise or views.
The council will decide after the comment period. Some demolition is already described as built, but the replacement building is proposed.
About this summary
What the council wrote is the official record. This summary was made automatically by Plotbeacon from the council's notice.
What the council wrote
Proposed and retrospective demolition of the above ground parts of an existing building; and erection of a part 3 and part 5-storey building containing self-storage floorspace (B8 use class), 8 flexible workspace / incubator units (E(c)(iii) / E(g)(ii) / E(g)(iii) use class) and 2 retail units (E(a) use class).