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e7887cd7-2aa3-4bdc-a3b0-2fa64058609e-116313The Council requires consultancy services to prepare technical evidence base to support the approach to tall buildings in the borough. The key objectives of the brief are: To review, update and supplement the Councils approach to the development of tall buildings throughout the borough including: Review of existing tall buildings designations for Ilford, Crossrail Corridor and Gants Hill and the continued appropriateness of these designations Identification of areas (outside of those areas listed above) within which tall buildings would be considered appropriate. Review the policy approach set out in draft policy LP27 Tall Buildings, including policy criteria for assessing applications for tall buildings Identification and designation of key local viewpoints/vistas to be managed. Existing policy and supplementary guidance does not provide any designation of such viewpoints/vistas.
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e7887cd7-2aa3-4bdc-a3b0-2fa64058609e-116313Awards and suppliers
Buyer: London Borough of RedbridgeSupplier: Ove Arup and Partners Ltd
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