We have a vision for Lewisham Town Centre, one that has been closely created with the people of Lewisham through thorough consultation, to create a new green district with a family park and wild meadow at its heart, sat on the rooftop of the new Lewisham Shopping Centre. Buzzing with new places to gather, shop, play, eat, sing, dance, relax, live, and work.
Providing thousands of much-needed homes and jobs, and pumping £160m into the local economy every year.
1,700 New Homes For All
- 20% Affordable Housing
- 445 Co-living spaces
- £27 million CIL generated
A Park and Meadow Bigger Than a Football Pitch
- 300 New trees and thousands of bulbs plants and shrubs
- A new family playground
- A not-for-profit Community café and meeting place
Independent Music Venue
- A new not-for-profit performance space
- 500 person capacity
- A catalyst for re-establishing nighttime economy in Lewisham Town Centre
A Revamped Shopping Centre
- The new shopping centre will be built piece by piece, allowing Lewisham Shopping Centre to stay open throughout development
- More choice of shops, with both new and familiar brands
- Improved connectivity across the town by introducing permeable routes through the town centre
A New Model Market
- We’ll be bringing back a new version of the Model Market, an outdoor space with xxxx (how much can we tease here about what this place will have? The Record shop, art, food etc?)
New Public Squares
- New places to sit and relax with new areas for people to gather for events
- Full of greenery and capable of tackling floods with our water meadow concept in the Northern Square, when it rains planted areas become ponds before slowly draining
A New High Street
- A brand new street with restaurants, cafés and bars, open all day and into the night
- A fully pedestrianised space, set above the shopping centre
What this place offers
1,910
New jobs
£160M
Boost to the local economy every year
1,700
New homes For All
Evolution Through Incremental Change
This dramatic evolution that will shape Lewisham in years to come is not one that should or could happen overnight, but rather in incremental stages over time. A plan that has been shaped by the people of Lewisham to allow for as little disruption to local lives over the development period as possible and to ensure that the shopping centre can remain open throughout construction.
