304-312 Stratford High Street

Project Details

Project Name
304-312 Stratford High Street
Location
LondonEngland
Architect
PLP Architecture
Project Scope
New Construction
Shared By
sashaboglu
Project Status
Concept Proposal
Size
182,986 ft²
Team

Project Description

FROM THE ARCHITECTS:

The project aims to introduce a sustainable mix of uses on the site
comprising the Collective’s co-living units, a serviced-apartment hotel,
employment and cultural uses and incorporating amenities and outdoor spaces.
The ambition is to create of a mixed-use community in Stratford as well as fully
optimise the use of the site.

The scheme is shaped to directly respond to its context. The proposed
massing has been deliberately articulated to mark a pivotal location in
Stratford at the gateway between two distinct character zones: the High Street,
rhythmically punctuated by tall buildings to the south-west, and the
Conservation Area, flanked by tall development, to the north-east.

At ground the Proposed Development will transform the Site from a
largely impenetrable and inactive block into an area that will facilitate
connectivity throughout the Site, opening sustainable active uses onto the High
Street and making a public destination along the Channelsea River. In the sky,
the Proposal introduces a publicly-accessible free viewing gallery and pop-up
restaurant event space with views over the Olympic Park and London

The architectural composition and expression
reflects the unique nature of the typology it contains. The identity of the
scheme is not conferred through a flamboyant shape or through an overwrought
facade, but rather by its collective event spaces, which form the lifeblood of
the building. The scheme, therefore, has a simple, calm and dignified facade
and a simple, slender silhouette. Against this calm composition, an elevated
event space pavilion stands out as an extraordinary counterpoint; an expressive
beacon in the sky.

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