Hockley Nottingham Limited has been given permission by Nottingham City Council to convert and extend three connected warehouses in Lennox Street into student accommodation
A developer says its plans to convert warehouses in Hockley into student accommodation will be “in keeping” with the industrial nature of the area.
Two new floors clad in aluminium will be built to create additional rooms, while the existing façade will be restored so that it is “in keeping with the warehouse-feel of the site while also providing more contemporary residential fenestration, including Juliet balconies”. “The proposed roof extension has been sensitively designed to ensure that its height, finish and appearance is respectful to the existing building.
“The contemporary look will subtly compliment the existing architectural features while also adding a new layer to the aesthetic history of the site and the area.”
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