A public drop-in session is being held next week to gauge the response to plans for a 16-storey apartment block next door to One Park West on Strand Street.

Panacea Property Developments is hosting the consultation at Strand House, the building it intends to demolish to make way for the residential complex.

The building is envisaged as including 391 apartments, with a communal garden at the rear and a roof terrace to take advantage of the waterside views. There will also be space for cafes, bars and restaurants on the ground floor.

This luxury apartment block could replace Strand House

Its proposed design is said to be in harmony with surrounding buildings and landmarks, including Mann Island, the Three Graces and One Park West.

Neil Patten, managing director of Panacea, tells Your Move: “This is a high-quality development that we’re keen to bring forward. Holding a public consultation was the right thing to do because it’s a high-profile scheme and it helps inform people before the plans are submitted. Hopefully it will be well received because it is replacing a building that is out of date and out of scale.”

The public consultation will take place at Strand House, 21 Strand Street on June 21 between 3pm and 7pm. Panacea are aiming to submit a planning application for the scheme “in the next month or so”.

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