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Green Street Community Space

The Project

A new flexible community spaces, with a library, are planned for the vacant retail units underneath the Hamara Ghar. The space will provide a better and new home to the Green Street library and offer a wide-ranging programme of wellbeing-focused activities to the community.


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Appointed Architects

Office S&M Architects have developed exciting plans for the new Green Street Community Space encompasing almost 600sqm of new community spaces.

Hugh McEwen, Founder and Architect said:

“Our team lives, works, has friends and family in Newham, meaning we are deeply committed to the positive outcome of the largest investment in the area for two decades”

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Working Group minutes

Local residents and businesses applied and were independently selected to sit on the Affordable Workspace and Creative Wellbeing Space key stakeholder working group. The working group members shared their knowledge of the area to help the design team and Newham Council better understand the aspirations of the broad range of key stakeholders. This guided the design and delivery of the projects for the Creative Wellbeing Space and Affordable Workspace. The meetings were held between July 2021 and March 2022. Please click the buttons below to see a copy of the meeting resolutions and associated updates.

July 2021

August 2021

September 2021

January 2022

March 2022

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Phases

Phases overview
Engagement
Fund Awarded
Design Brief Development
Draft Design Brief Engagement
Grant Agreement
Final Design Brief
Design Commissioning
Key Stakeholder Working Group
Design Phase
Tender process
Contractor Appointment
Pre-construction
Build Phase
Completion

Build Phase

May 1, 2025 - March 29, 2026

During this stage we will be constructing the project and will try to minimise the impact on local residents, Queen's Market traders and businesses.