Two more 25-storey towers proposed for Albert Embankment
Plans for two new 25-storey towers on the site of the Texaco service station on Albert Embankment were revealed this weekend.
Developers Ocubis held a public exhibition of their proposals for two residential towers designed by Make architects.
The scheme includes around 200 homes, including some affordable housing.
Further information is available at www.36-46albertembankment.co.uk and the developers expect to submit a planning application to Lambeth Council in the new year.
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