New details have emerged of plans to bulldoze a number of businesses to make way for three apartment blocks in a conservation area in Nottingham. A public consultation has already taken place.
The blocks would be built at the junction of London Road and Queens Road on a site which is situated within the Nottingham Station Conservation Area. Initial investigations of the area however found nothing of archaeological merit and the building work will pay tribute to this industrial heritage.
Plans have been submitted to Nottingham City Council for the development of 82 apartments with extended amenity facilities, on top of 163 apartments with gym, cycle facilities and a private rooftop terrace. A third tower would contain 406 student apartments with facilities such as communal lounge, study areas, cycle storage and a laundry.
