Green light for Stride Treglown and Purcell’s extension to listed Greenwich building

Devonport House 5

Historic England raises no objection to scheme in Maritime Greenwich world heritage site

Stride Treglown and Purcell have been given the green light for plans to refurbish and extend a grade II-listed building within the Maritime Greenwich world heritage site.

The University of Greenwich’s proposals to add a three-storey building to the side of the 1920s Devonport House, which neighbours the National Maritime Museum, were approved by Greenwich council’s planning committee earlier this week.

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