Morris+Company narrowly wins approval for Shoreditch office block 1/18 Illustration of consented building by Morris+Company Source: SecchiSmith Source: SecchiSmith Source: SecchiSmith Source: SecchiSmith Source: SecchiSmith Source: SecchiSmith Source: SecchiSmith Source: SecchiSmith Source: SecchiSmith Source: SecchiSmith Source: SecchiSmith Source: SecchiSmith Source: SecchiSmith Source: SecchiSmith Source: SecchiSmith Source: SecchiSmith Source: SecchiSmith Source: SecchiSmith Morris+Company’s plans for a nine-storey office block in Shoreditch have finally been approved by a one-vote margin, after a decision was postponed by Tower Hamlets’ planning committee last month The warehouse-inspired scheme is now set to be built on the 0.28ha Huntingdon industrial estate, nine years after Amanda Levete’s high-rise designs for the City-fringe site were rejected, and six years after Robin Partington’s later-abandoned plans were approved in 2015.