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Centre Point Tower, Centre Point Link and Centre Point House 101-103 New Oxford Street and 5-24 St Giles High Street London WC1A 1DD

Granted Camden 2015/7110/L Heritage and listed buildings

Works: Extension Windows or glazing

Relates to 2013/1961/L

Permission granted. Work must normally begin within three years of the decision or the permission lapses.

Proposal

Detailed plans, elevations and sections to demonstrate the framing, joints and fixings to the building fabric and floor to the shopfronts an ground floor glazed screens of the Centre Point Tower to partially discharge the details as required by condition 3a of listed building consent (2013/1961/L) dated 01/04/2014 (for change of use of Centre Point Tower to residential (Class C3); change of use of Centre Point Link and Centre Point House to a flexible retail/restaurant/bar use (Class A1/A3/A4); alterations and extensions to the existing buildings and associated works; redevelopment of the Intrepid Fox public house to provide flexible retail/restaurant/bar (Class A1, A3, A4) with 13 affordable housing units above an eleven storey building (including basement) and associated works.)

As published by the council, reference 2015/7110/L

Application record

Reference
2015/7110/L
Category
Heritage and listed buildings
Status
Final Decision
Decision
Granted
Decided
5 Aug 2016
Postcode
WC1A 1DD

Site history

Applications at this address on the Camden register

This site has had 24 applications since 2012: 20 approved, 2 refused.

  • 2025/1542/P Granted

    Centre Point Tower, Centre Point Link and Centre Point House, 101-103 New Oxford Street and 5-24 St Giles High Street London WC1A 1DD

    Partial discharge of condition 13 (hard and soft landscaping) of planning permission 2017/0994/P dated 30/06/2017 (for: Variation of condition 2 (approved plans) of 2013/1957/P dated 01/04/2014 (for: Change of use of Centre Point Tower from office and restaurant/bar to residential (82 flats); change of use of Centre Point Link from office and bar to a flexible retail/restaurant/bar use; change of use of Centre Point House at first and second floor levels from office to flexible retail/restaurant/bar use; alterations to ground floor to provide flexible retail/restaurant/bar use. Changes to the external elevations of all buildings; replacement and refurbishment of the facades, fenestrations and shopfronts, new pedestrian link through Centre Point House and associated works. Redevelopment of the Intrepid Fox PH to provide flexible retail/restaurant/bar (Class A1, A3, A4) with 13 affordable housing units in an eleven storey building); CHANGES ARE to the configuration of the plant equipment at roof level at White Lion House including design development of attenuators; positioning of fans; changing of extract system and additional smoke extracts)

    Decided 5 Jun 2025 Full applications
  • 2019/0273/P Granted

    Centre Point Tower, Centre Point Link and Centre Point House 101-103 New Oxford Street and 5-24 St Giles High Street London WC1A 1DD

    Extract ventilation details for Retail Unit 02 at Centre Point House to partially discharge condition 17 of planning permission 2017/0994/P dated 30/06/2017 (variation of condition 2 of 2013/1957/P for change of use of Centre Point Tower from office and restaurant/bar to residential (82 flats); change of use of Centre Point Link from office and bar to a flexible retail/restaurant/bar use; change of use of Centre Point House at first and second floor levels from office to flexible retail/restaurant/bar use; alterations to ground floor to provide flexible retail/restaurant/bar use and associated works. Redevelopment of the Intrepid Fox PH to provide flexible retail/restaurant/bar (Class A1, A3, A4) with 13 affordable housing units in an eleven storey building).

    Decided 13 Mar 2019 Full applications
  • 2017/6980/P Granted

    Centre Point Tower Centre Point Link and Centre Point House 101-103 New Oxford Street and 5-24 St Giles High Street London WC1A 1DD

    Details of the landlord installed extract ventilation to partially discharge (for north and south plant romms only) condition 17 of planning permission 2017/0994/P dated 30/06/2017 (variation of condition 2 of 2013/1957/P for change of use of Centre Point Tower from office and restaurant/bar to residential (82 flats); change of use of Centre Point Link from office and bar to a flexible retail/restaurant/bar use; change of use of Centre Point House at first and second floor levels from office to flexible retail/restaurant/bar use; alterations to ground floor to provide flexible retail/restaurant/bar use and associated works. Redevelopment of the Intrepid Fox PH to provide flexible retail/restaurant/bar (Class A1, A3, A4) with 13 affordable housing units in an eleven storey building).

    Decided 7 Mar 2018 Full applications
  • 2017/6957/P Granted

    Centre Point Tower, Centre Point Link and Centre Point House 101-103 New Oxford Street and 5-24 St Giles High Street London WC1A 1DD

    Extract ventilation details for Retail Unit 04 at Centre Point House to partially discharge condition 17 of planning permission 2017/0994/P dated 30/06/2017 (variation of condition 2 of 2013/1957/P for change of use of Centre Point Tower from office and restaurant/bar to residential (82 flats); change of use of Centre Point Link from office and bar to a flexible retail/restaurant/bar use; change of use of Centre Point House at first and second floor levels from office to flexible retail/restaurant/bar use; alterations to ground floor to provide flexible retail/restaurant/bar use and associated works. Redevelopment of the Intrepid Fox PH to provide flexible retail/restaurant/bar (Class A1, A3, A4) with 13 affordable housing units in an eleven storey building).

    Decided 7 Mar 2018 Full applications
  • 2017/0994/P Granted

    Centre Point Tower, Centre Point Link and Centre Point House 101-103 New Oxford Street and 5-24 St Giles High Street London WC1A 1DD

    Variation of condition 2 (approved plans) of 2013/1957/P dated 01/04/2014 (for: Change of use of Centre Point Tower from office and restaurant/bar to residential (82 flats); change of use of Centre Point Link from office and bar to a flexible retail/restaurant/bar use; change of use of Centre Point House at first and second floor levels from office to flexible retail/restaurant/bar use; alterations to ground floor to provide flexible retail/restaurant/bar use. Changes to the external elevations of all buildings; replacement and refurbishment of the facades, fenestrations and shopfronts, new pedestrian link through Centre Point House and associated works. Redevelopment of the Intrepid Fox PH to provide flexible retail/restaurant/bar (Class A1, A3, A4) with 13 affordable housing units in an eleven storey building); CHANGES ARE to the configuration of the plant equipment at roof level at White Lion House including design development of attenuators; positioning of fans; changing of extract system and additional smoke extracts.

    Decided 30 Jun 2017 Full applications
  • 2016/5502/P Granted

    Centre Point Tower, Centre Point Link and Centre Point House 101-103 New Oxford Street and 5-24 St Giles High Street London WC1A 1DD

    Use of a controlled shadow gap to north and south core windows of Centre Point Tower to alter the window details of the approved redevelopment of Centre Point under planning permission 2013/1957/P dated 01/04/14.

    Decided 3 Nov 2016 Full applications
  • 2016/0900/P Granted

    Centre Point Tower, Centre Point Link and Centre Point House 101-103 New Oxford Street and 5-24 St Giles High Street London WC1A 1DD

    Provision of shop front details in respect of Centre Point White Lion pub to partially discharge condition 3a of planning permission (2013/1957/P) dated 01/04/2014 (for change of use of Centre Point Tower to residential (Class C3); change of use of Centre Point Link and Centre Point House to a flexible retail/restaurant/bar use (Class A1/A3/A4); alterations and extensions to the existing buildings and associated works; redevelopment of the Intrepid Fox public house to provide flexible retail/restaurant/bar (Class A1, A3, A4) with 13 affordable housing units above an eleven storey building (including basement) and associated works.)

    Decided 5 Aug 2016 Full applications
  • 2016/0244/P Granted

    Centre Point Tower, Centre Point Link and Centre Point House 101-103 New Oxford Street and 5-24 St Giles High Street London WC1A 1DD

    Detailed plans, elevations and sections (at a scale of 1:200 and 1:2) to demonstrate the framing, joints and fixings to the building fabric and floor to the shopfronts an ground floor glazed screens of the Centre Point House to partially discharge the details as required by condition 3a of planning permission 2013/1957/P dated 01/04/2014 (for change of use of Centre Point Tower to residential (Class C3); change of use of Centre Point Link and Centre Point House to a flexible retail/restaurant/bar use (Class A1/A3/A4); alterations and extensions to the existing buildings and associated works; redevelopment of the Intrepid Fox public house to provide flexible retail/restaurant/bar (Class A1, A3, A4) with 13 affordable housing units above an eleven storey building (including basement) and associated works.)

    Decided 5 Aug 2016 Full applications
  • 2016/0899/L Granted

    Centre Point Tower, Centre Point Link and Centre Point House 101-103 New Oxford Street and 5-24 St Giles High Street London WC1A 1DD

    Provision of shop front details in respect of Centre Point White Lion pub to partially discharge condition 3a of listed building consent (2013/1961/L) dated 01/04/2014 (for change of use of Centre Point Tower to residential (Class C3); change of use of Centre Point Link and Centre Point House to a flexible retail/restaurant/bar use (Class A1/A3/A4); alterations and extensions to the existing buildings and associated works; redevelopment of the Intrepid Fox public house to provide flexible retail/restaurant/bar (Class A1, A3, A4) with 13 affordable housing units above an eleven storey building (including basement) and associated works).

    Decided 5 Aug 2016 Heritage and listed buildings
  • 2016/0243/L Granted

    Centre Point Tower, Centre Point Link and Centre Point House 101-103 New Oxford Street and 5-24 St Giles High Street London WC1A 1DD

    Detailed plans, elevations and sections (at a scale of 1:200 and 1:2) to demonstrate the framing, joints and fixings to the building fabric and floor to the shopfronts an ground floor glazed screens of the Centre Point House to partially discharge the details as required by condition 3a of listed building consent (2013/1961/L) dated 01/04/2014 (for change of use of Centre Point Tower to residential (Class C3); change of use of Centre Point Link and Centre Point House to a flexible retail/restaurant/bar use (Class A1/A3/A4); alterations and extensions to the existing buildings and associated works; redevelopment of the Intrepid Fox public house to provide flexible retail/restaurant/bar (Class A1, A3, A4) with 13 affordable housing units above an eleven storey building (including basement) and associated works.)

    Decided 5 Aug 2016 Heritage and listed buildings

Timeline

Dates from the published record

  1. 5 Aug 2016

    Decision issued: Granted

  2. 22 Jul 2026

    Added to PlanIndex

Cases linked to this one on the register

  • 2013/1961/L Granted

    Centre Point Tower, Centre Point Link and Centre Point House 101-103 New Oxford Street and 5-24 St Giles High Street London WC1A 1DD

    (Scheme A) Demolition of Intrepid Fox public house and internal & external alterations including the relocation internally of the existing external ground and mezzanine eastern and western staircases, the replacement and refurbishment of the facades, fenestration and shopfronts, all associated with the change of use of Centre Point Tower from office (Class B1) and restaurant/bar (Sui Generis) to residential (Class C3) to provide 82 self contained flats and ancillary residential floorspace (spa, gym and pool); change of use of Centre Point Link from office (Class B1) and bar (Class A4) to a flexible retail/restaurant/bar use (Class A1/A3/A4); change of use of Centre Point House at first and second floor levels from office (Class B1) to flexible retail/restaurant/bar use (Class A1, A3, A4); alterations and extensions to the existing building at ground floor level to provide flexible retail/restaurant/bar use (Class A1, A3, A4). Alterations to the external elevations of Centre Point Tower, Centre Point Link and Centre Point House including the relocation internally of the existing external ground and mezzanine eastern and western staircases, replacement and refurbishment of the facades, fenestrations and shopfronts, new pedestrian link through Centre Point House and associated basement car parking, terraces, landscaping, highway works (including the relocation of bus stands in Earnshaw Street), servicing and access arrangements and extract ducts. Redevelopment of the Intrepid Fox public house to provide flexible retail/restaurant/bar (Class A1, A3, A4) with 13 affordable housing units above in an eleven storey building (including basement) and associated basement car parking, terraces, servicing and access arrangements, and extract ducts.

    Decided 1 Apr 2014 Heritage and listed buildings

What this grant of permission means

Camden granted permission on 5 August 2016, subject to any conditions on the decision notice. Work must normally begin within three years or the permission lapses. More in our guide to what happens after a planning decision.

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