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Front elevation of Franklin House at 151 Strand, London WC2. Right next to Somerset House.

Front elevation of Franklin House at 151 Strand, London WC2. Right next to Somerset House.

14.04.2012
J & S Franklin Limited. Ground floor level at Franklin House at 151 Strand;

J & S Franklin Limited. Ground floor level at Franklin House at 151 Strand;

14.04.2012

Franklin House

Address:
151 Strand, London WC2R 1HL
Type:
Residential
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Description of Franklin House

Franklin House on Strand will be converted into an apart-hotel in London WC2.

The existing building on the site dates from 1958-1962.

The site is situated right next to Somerset House.

2016 December - Planning application submitted for:
Demolition of existing building and redevelopment to provide a building of basement, lower ground, ground and part five/part six upper floors with roof terrace and mechanical plant at roof level; for use as an apart-hotel (Class C1) with private members bar (sui generis) at lower ground floor level. Ref no. 16/12166/FULL.

References:
1. Westminster City Council westminster.gov.uk/online-applications

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Architect:
Coffey Architects

News: (1)

Westminster City Council is planning to grant permission for 151 Strand planning application submitted in December 2016.

The Planning Committee will make the decision on Tuesday 13th March 2018.

The applicant has made some changes to the facade - a lighter, more traditional colour, type and bond of brickwork is used along with a more subtle shop front.

See more at http://idoxpa.westminster.gov.uk/online-applications ref no 16/12166/FULL.

11/03/2018 14:03 by Buildington

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