Nose, Throat & Ear Plan Wins Ear Of Camden Planners

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New homes, workspaces and a lifestyle hotel at 330 Gray’s Inn Road, the former home of the Royal Nose, Throat & Ear Hospital, have been approved by Camden Council’s planning committee.

The proposal was put forward by Allford Hall Monaghan Morris for developer Groveworld and were announced on 9 July.

Over 50% of the homes will be delivered as affordable housing, while 14,000 square metres of office space will be able to support a variety of businesses, including lab-enabled workspaces and life sciences, further strengthening the Knowledge Quarter’s reputation as a centre for innovation.

The hotel, which incorporates the historic 330 Gray’s Inn Road building, will create an space with amenity for residents and visitors.

Groveworld

Groveworld purchased the site back in December 20218 from the Royal Free Charity.

Public realm

At the heart of the development will be a public courtyard, designed in collaboration with EAST, a soft-landscaped residents’ courtyard and two public routes from Wicklow Street that will make new connections within the wider King’s Cross area.

Having been approved by the council, the proposals will now be considered by the GLA for final planning consent.

Picture: Plans have been laid out for the former Royal Nose, Throat and Ear Hospital in London's Kings Cross.

Article written by Cathryn Ellis
16th July 2021

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