The University of Greenwich’s vision for a large development in Stockwell Street goes on show today.
The public exhibition of their plans for a new library and School of Architecture at the site, which was formely home to the Village Market, runs from today until Saturday at their Greenwich Campus.
Full details of where to go and of the opening hours can be seen on a dedicated website about the project.
Remember everyone who is against this monstrosity, you only have until Monday 9 March to send your objections in to Greenwich Council about the redevelopment.
I feel that the new campus is ugly, bland, too large (4 storey) and oppressive, not in keeping with the character of UNESCO World Heritage Site Greenwich, and gives nothing back to the community. On previous plans, space was given for an antiques market, but not anymore…
If you feel the same, please email your objections to Alex Smith, Principal Planning Office at the Directorate of Regeneration, Enterprise & Skills, pronto!
His email:
alex.smith1@greenwich.gov.uk