London Borough of Hackney

A city fringe borough, and a centre for major regeneration, Hackney has the opportunity for significant growth during the coming years.

This inner city borough combines green open spaces with a built environment of architecturally varied styles. Town centres such as Dalston, Hackney central, Hackney Wick and Shoreditch are being supported by the council for growth as commercial, cultural, residential and retail hubs – particularly for key sectors such as small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) and the creative, cultural and digital industries.

The council is also leading the delivery of thousands of new homes for social renting, private ownership and shared ownership at a number of sites, including the major 20-year regeneration of the Woodberry Down estate. High quality, architecturally ambitious development aims to balance the need for new housing and economic growth with preserving the borough's heritage and existing local economy. The Core Strategy sets out to improve the borough as a place for its diverse communities to live, learn and be brought up in, as well as a place to where people will choose to work, visit and invest.

OPPORTUNITY LONDON 2021, NLA LONDON BOROUGHS REPORT - HACKNEY

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Contributors Sorted by recent

Cory Defoe

Petra Roberts

Rickardo Hyatt

Suzanne Johnson

Christopher Kennedy

Stephen Haynes

Sam Parry

Rachel Benegal

Jane Connor

Kevin Burke

Ken Rorrison

Cllr Guy Nicholson

Contact Details

London Borough of Hackney
Hackney Service Centre
1 Hillman Street
London
E8 1DY

Tel: 0208 356 3000
Web: www.hackney.gov.uk

Hackney Design Awards: http://hackney.gov.uk/designawards

Projects Sorted by recent

Hackney Central station

Built

A newly upgraded Hackney Central station to transform the passenger experience, providing a more welcome arrival and form the heart of a more sustainable, accessible town centre.

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Hackney Marshes Centre

Built

An inspirational London 2012 legacy venue, it marks the final stage of transformation of the Eton Manor site.

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Eastway

Built

Eastway is a multi-use sports facility in Hackney Wick, co-designed with the young people who use it in response to a lack of sporting amenities for young people in the area.

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Mossbourne Riverside Academy

Built

Mossbourne Riverside Academy is a 3FE primary school and nursery delivered on the Queen Elizabeth II Olympic Park. It is plays a key role for local communities and continues the legacy of the Olympics

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Dalston Lane Terrace

Built

Dalston Lane Terrace is a conservation-led, mixed-use regeneration project in Hackney, sympathetically blending heritage with contemporary architecture to create 44 new homes and 1,000sqm of retail.

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The Makers Building

Built

A flagship mixed-use regeneration scheme offering a new, innovative model for densification of inner-city sites and a sustainable way of funding new education facilities via residential development.

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House Block

Built

House Block is a prototype demonstrating what could be achieved if we were to think about participatory approaches to housing where local communities make use of digital modes of production.

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Taylor & Chatto Courts and Wilmott Court, Frampton Park Estate

Built

Two new apartment buildings located on the edge of the post-war Frampton Park Estate, accommodating 45 social rent, shared ownership and private sale homes.

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Trowbridge Gardens

Built

Trowbridge Gardens is a council owned affordable workspace studio and creative hub, operated by Arbeit Projects that is home to 30 artist studios, social enterprises and local businesses.

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The Makers Building, Nile Street

Built

The scheme provides 175 residential units, a commercial/gallery space, a new AP school, enhanced community sports facilities and a new public space for London.

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