Developers wanting to build apartments in front of the iconic coloured houses of Totterdown said they want to protect the famous views despite plans to build a 22-storey tower block.
The plans have been unveiled for up to 900 new homes to be created on a strip of land in front of the famous cliff-edge of Pylle Hill, which has Totterdown’s coloured houses on top.
But developers said they are trying to protect that view, by putting the tallest apartment block on the Bath Road end of the development, closest to Temple Meads station.
