Welcome to our consultation website.
Riverside and Mount Anvil have formed a joint venture partnership to bring forward a comprehensive redevelopment of the Tiller Road site.
The site is on the Isle of Dogs and is made up of 72 homes in three blocks Kedge House, Starboard Way and Winch House.
Following many years of extensive engagement with existing residents about options for their estate, a ballot of tenants and resident leaseholders was held across April and May 2021. There was a 94% turnout with 88% voting in favour of full redevelopment of the site.
The scheme will reprovide 400 homes for existing residents and deliver additional affordable and new market sale homes.
Aerial view of surrounding area
(red line indicates proposed development site).
Following many years of extensive engagement with existing residents about options for their estate, a ballot of tenants and resident leaseholders was held across April and May 2021. There was a 94% turnout with 88% voting in favour of full redevelopment of the site.
The scheme will reprovide around 400 homes for existing residents and deliver additional affordable and new market sale homes.
We are now in the process of developing a design proposal working with award winning architects PRP and in collaboration with local residents, who are directly influencing the design of their new homes and improvements to the wider estate.
Planning application submitted
Our plans have now been submitted to Tower Hamlets Council for their consideration. To view and comment on the planning application, please click here using the reference number “PA/25/00779”.
The application will deliver significant, meaningful benefits for existing residents and the wider community living and working on the Isle of Dogs, including:
- Right of return and like-for-like replacement housing for existing residents.
- Additional affordable and market homes for Tower Hamlets residents.
- Significant proportion of family homes, to help alleviate overcrowding in Tower Hamlets and meet an identified local need.
- Sustainable, low-carbon homes.
- More and improved outdoor spaces and landscaping.
- New playground and children’s play space.
- Flexible community space/hub, the proposed uses of which have been guided by consultation with the local community.
- Spill out space positioned outside the community hub, with places to sit, gather and relax.
- Aspiration to create a new walking route connecting Tiller Road to the former Westferry Printworks site.
