20 NEW DEVELOPMENTS
236 new homes at Royal Docks
allions 3B, a joint venture set to provide 236 new homes in the Royal Docks, Newham, has been announced by Notting Hill Housing (NHH) and the Greater London Authority (GLA). It will be the first site in the Royal Docks to come forward with a development partner under the current Mayor, meeting his aspirations for 50 per cent affordable housing and including homes for London Living Rent.
G NHH is already on site with an adjacent development, Royal Albert
Wharf. This site combined with Gallions 3B will deliver 1,900 new homes. The affordable housing will be evenly split between shared ownership, London Living Rent, and London Affordable Rent. The other half of the homes will be available for private sale. The scheme is to be integrated with NHH’s neighbouring Royal Albert
Wharf development, while retaining its own character and distinctive features with private and landscaped gardens. A portion of the neighbouring development site, adjacent to the existing Armada Green, will be landscaped and managed by NHH, providing outdoor sports areas, along with emerging plans for a future Thames river crossing.
Plans for the space include community allotments, an outdoor cinema,
art exhibitions and further amenity space, aimed at drawing residents and visitors to the waterfront and to make Gallions 3B a destination in its own right.
COMMUNITY ALLOTMENTS, AN OUTDOOR CINEMA, ART EXHIBITIONS AND OTHER AMENITIES WILL DRAW RESIDENTS AND VISITORS TO THE WATERFRONT AND MAKE GALLIONS 3B A DESTINATION IN ITS OWN RIGHT
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Once integrated into Royal Albert Wharf, the development will also benefit from access to an existing energy centre which is already live, and has the capacity to provide the needs of Gallions 3B residents. John Hughes, group development director at NHH, said: “It is a priority for both NHH and City Hall to provide new affordable homes for the capital, which is why we have signed our strategic partnership, and this scheme is the first example of that agreement in action.” Deputy Mayor for Housing and Residential Development, James Murray, also commented: “Notting Hill Housing is a key partner in our commitment to build thousands of new affordable homes for Londoners to rent and buy. “This site is an important milestone in the wider regeneration of the Royal Docks – the first in the area to deliver 50 per cent affordable housing, including for London Living Rent, those based on social rent levels, and shared ownership homes for first-time buyers.”
The announcement came after NHH signed a strategic partnership with the Mayor that would create thousands of new affordable homes by 2021.
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