Malaysian infrastructure firm AlloyMtd has lodged new plans for a mixed-use development at One Crown Place, EC2.
The revised scheme submitted to Hackney council includes two towers of 33 and 29 storeys with a third building stepping from 10 to six storeys.
AlloyMtd’s proposals include 247 homes, off-site affordable housing and 150,000 sq ft of offices.
AlloyMtd bought the site from UBS in June 2013 for around £50m.
It was previously earmarked for a 340,000 sq ft headquarters for UBS, as well as two failed development proposals.
The previously consented scheme has been shortlisted for a 200,000 sq ft requirement from law firm Ashurst, alongside British Land’s and GIC’s 100 Liverpool Street, EC2, Exemplar’s and M&G’s London Fruit & Wool Exchange, E1, and HSBC’s and Hines’ Broadgate West, EC2.
CBRE advised on planning and is the letting agent for the new scheme. Cushman & Wakefield is advising Ashurst.
