Hornsey Works

From NRVRA

Contents 1 Location 2 Planning 3 Sainsbury's 4 Housing 5 Section 106 Commitments 6 Environmental Considerations 7 Planning Proposal 8 Links

Location

Planning

• The developer chosen for this development is Inner Circle. The land is owned by Sainsbury's and Haringey Council.
• Access will be from the High Street and not through NRV.
• Works on the site will begin early 2009 if everything goes smoothly.
• The supermarket should be ready in early 2010. They are keen to get that sorted first.
• The whole construction period will be 3 1/2 years until everything is finished.
• This is part of the Haringey Heartland regeneration project.

Sainsbury's

• The development is intended to include a Sainsbury's taking up approximately 2,700 square metre (29,500 sqft square feet) in total with a 1500 square metres (17,000 suare feet) sales area. This has gone down from 3700 square metres (40,000 square feet) total space originally intended for the store.
• The former Hornsey baths will be demolished to make way for the Sainsbury's store.
• The supermarket parking will be under the store with private flats above.
• There will be an underground car park with 107 spaces under the store.
• Will include an ATM machine.
• Will provide 200 new jobs

Housing

• It will have between 300 and 400 dwellings, 50% social housing with Metropolitan and Circle 33.
• The highest buildings will be 6 storeys (shorter than NRV and downhill from it) and at the High Street end of the development.

Section 106 Commitments

Not known yet

Environmental Considerations

Not known yet

Planning Proposal

These are images taken from Inner Circle's planning proposal for the Hornsey depot. A planning application has not been submitted yet, so it may be subject to change after public comments from consultation.

Links

• Official website: http://www.hornseyworks.com
• Information for Developers
• Planning Brief (May 2007)
• Planning Permission (2000)
• http://www.innercirclegroup.co.uk/
• Official website to be launched soon.