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Turner Works Bids for Historic Bath House Restoration in Bromley

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 6
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What happened

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Turner Works has submitted a bid to manage and oversee the restoration of a former Victorian bath house in Bromley, following the rejection of previous plans by Lewisham Council. The council is seeking a partner organization for a community-focused restoration of the 140-year-old Gothic structure. The current search includes bids from Rural Urban Synthesis Society with Latitude Architects, Liquid Listening with Purcell, and Hackitt CIC.

From architectsjournal.co.uk

Why it matters

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This event relates to urban regeneration and the revival of historic structures in the South East London area. Lewisham Council is aiming to create a new community asset that is financially viable and shaped by local priorities. The council's decision to seek new proposals follows the termination of an agreement with developer Guildmore and the previous rejection of plans by Maccreanor Lavington and Pringle Richards Sharratt.

From architectsjournal.co.uk

Who's involved

  • LewishamLewisham Council is seeking proposals for the restoration and future management of the landmark.
  • BromleyBromley is the location where the historic bath house is situated.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • BromleySpeculative

    Bromley might see changes in local property values or investment in the area if the restoration proceeds.

  • LewishamSpeculative

    Lewisham Council could see changes in public funding or contracts related to the regeneration project.

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