Gove turns down 1,000-home Brighton Marina plan

Brighton Marina Squire & Partners

Housing secretary refuses Squire & Partners-designed scheme on design grounds

Michael Gove has turned down plans for a 1,000-home redevelopment of Brighton Marina after concluding its “homogenous” design was not good enough for such a landmark site.

The housing secretary agreed with the inspector that the Outer Harbour scheme, designed by high-profile architect Squire & Partners for the Brighton Marina Company, should be turned down, arguing it “lacks the exuberance and ambition that the best of Brighton’s seaside buildings exhibit”.

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