City frontages overcome set-back

Language: English Series: Architects` Journal ; 24(195) 17 June 1992, 6(1)Publication details: 1992Subject(s):

Summary: An innovative planning consent by the City of London is expected to trigger Section 106 deals between planners and developers in which public space could be redefined and old street lines re-established, following permission to move the existing building line forward by 3m in Bow Courtyard.

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An innovative planning consent by the City of London is expected to trigger Section 106 deals between planners and developers in which public space could be redefined and old street lines re-established, following permission to move the existing building line forward by 3m in Bow Courtyard.

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