Planning Application for Swan Wharf in Fish Island & White Post Lane Conservation Area (PA 14/00262/FUL)
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Vaya
12 years ago
I love old architectrure and buildings, please keep them alive!
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michael wilson
12 years ago
london
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Luke Bell
12 years ago
Renovating and repairing the existing buildings is the only way to keep the character and community that has developed in this place. An unsympathetic carbuncle would be uninteresting and divisive
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Bryce Louw
12 years ago
The desirability of the area is gonna crumble thanks to these developers and their short-term, profit driven ideas. and noone is going to be drawn here, because what attracts people will have been taken away. Hence they'll be shooting themselves in the foot.
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Carly Griffith
12 years ago
Its a beautiful building and should not be knocked down to make way for more characterless modern housing. It will ruin the area
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Matthew Gardiner
12 years ago
object to PA/14/00262/FUL as it would contravene LLDC and all other relevant policies with regard to locally listed buildings in the Hackney Wick conservation area
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Ben Hopper
12 years ago
London
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Timothy J. Parker
12 years ago
California
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Jake Milburn
12 years ago
There are lots of six storey flats though out the city of London. However there are few places such as the wick that keep these fantastic buildings in such use
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Sara Kärpänen
12 years ago
Please save this wonderful and unique place where art and multidisciplinary productions take place!
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Kieran Delaney
12 years ago
LONDON
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Tom Szirtes
12 years ago
Greater London
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ana
12 years ago
stop with this awfull planning
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Gill Wildman
12 years ago
New developments need to be done sympathetically to space, local context and people. This is not such a case.
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Joseph Starsmore
12 years ago
It will become bland if this goes through !!! B
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Dave
12 years ago
Leave the structure as it is. Work around/with it. Have some respect for historic buildings.
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harrison
12 years ago
bastard
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Sophie masters
12 years ago
I absolutely popes this. Hackney Wick must be preserved as it is.
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Oliver Wallace
12 years ago
Effective planning is not really a question of aesthetics. The erosion of the spatial and programmatic nature (as opposed to merely the visual identity) of the building stock which enables Hackney Wick to function in unusual creative modes is always going to be a step along the road towards cultural and economic homogeneity or even sterility and so should be considered a poor option by any planning authorities with any genuine sense that they are in stewards of the built environment with the interests of its occupants at heart. This application is an example of just such erosion and so I really hope it will be recognised as a negative change for the area and so rejected.
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Oliver Wallace
12 years ago
Effective planning is not really a question of aesthetics. The erosion of the spatial and programatic nature (as opposed to merely the visual identity) of the building stock which enables Hackney Wick to function in unusual creative modes is always going to be a step along the road towards cultural and economic homogeneity or even sterility and so should be considered a poor option by any planning authorities with any genuine sense that they are in stewards of the built environement with the intrests of its occupants at heart. This application is an example of just such erosion and so I really hope it will be recognised as a negative change for the area and so rejected.
I love old architectrure and buildings, please keep them alive!
london
Renovating and repairing the existing buildings is the only way to keep the character and community that has developed in this place. An unsympathetic carbuncle would be uninteresting and divisive
The desirability of the area is gonna crumble thanks to these developers and their short-term, profit driven ideas. and noone is going to be drawn here, because what attracts people will have been taken away. Hence they'll be shooting themselves in the foot.
Its a beautiful building and should not be knocked down to make way for more characterless modern housing. It will ruin the area
object to PA/14/00262/FUL as it would contravene LLDC and all other relevant policies with regard to locally listed buildings in the Hackney Wick conservation area
London
California
There are lots of six storey flats though out the city of London. However there are few places such as the wick that keep these fantastic buildings in such use
Please save this wonderful and unique place where art and multidisciplinary productions take place!
LONDON
Greater London
stop with this awfull planning
New developments need to be done sympathetically to space, local context and people. This is not such a case.
It will become bland if this goes through !!! B
Leave the structure as it is. Work around/with it. Have some respect for historic buildings.
bastard
I absolutely popes this. Hackney Wick must be preserved as it is.
Effective planning is not really a question of aesthetics. The erosion of the spatial and programmatic nature (as opposed to merely the visual identity) of the building stock which enables Hackney Wick to function in unusual creative modes is always going to be a step along the road towards cultural and economic homogeneity or even sterility and so should be considered a poor option by any planning authorities with any genuine sense that they are in stewards of the built environment with the interests of its occupants at heart. This application is an example of just such erosion and so I really hope it will be recognised as a negative change for the area and so rejected.
Effective planning is not really a question of aesthetics. The erosion of the spatial and programatic nature (as opposed to merely the visual identity) of the building stock which enables Hackney Wick to function in unusual creative modes is always going to be a step along the road towards cultural and economic homogeneity or even sterility and so should be considered a poor option by any planning authorities with any genuine sense that they are in stewards of the built environement with the intrests of its occupants at heart. This application is an example of just such erosion and so I really hope it will be recognised as a negative change for the area and so rejected.