A low-rise site on the outskirts of Hackney Wick could soon make way for a five-storey structure.
A cross-border submission has been filed for a five-storey mixed-use development at Plot J East and Plot K2 to the north of White Post Lane. The scheme would deliver new dwellings above ground-floor commercial space and help bind this Olympic fringe area into a more densely built urban neighbourhood, provided it receives approval.
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The following outlines the most recent applications lodged with Hackney Council:
Plot J East and Plot K2 North of White Post Lane, London, E9 5EN. Notice from Tower Hamlets regarding application PA/26/00990 for the demolition of the current structure and erection of a five-storey mixed-use scheme containing eight homes and one commercial unit. Ref. No: 2026/1568
24 Clonbrock Road, Hackney, London, N16 8RR. Prior approval requested to convert the ground floor from commercial, business and service use to a single self-contained dwelling. Ref. No: 2026/1564
Garage Block, Buckland Street, Hackney, N1 6TR. Submission of particulars required under condition 7 (Lighting Plan) linked to planning consent 2020/1576 granted on 11/03/2021. Ref. No: 2026/1506
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