About the Keybridge Project
Keybridge, the development of the former BT Telephone Exchange site on Lambeth Road, is a mixed-use project by Mount Anvil. It will provide 441 new homes, extensive new retail units and a number of public realm improvements, including communal gardens and seating areas.
The Proposal For Keybridge
Keybridge is a mixed-use development project that will result in 470 new homes including affordable housing and over an acre of new communal gardens and public spaces. The development also entails 43,600 sq. ft of commercial retail space which will provide 500-1000 new jobs for the area.
At the heart of the proposal is Keybridge Lofts, which at 37 storeys will be the UK's tallest residential brick tower and a new landmark for Vauxhall.
Key Project Information
Please use the quick links below to navigate around the site for project information, including key planning and project documents, reports and community information.
About Mount Anvil
We are central London’s specialist residential developer, and the team behind a number of landmark developments in the capital including The Eagle in EC1 and Islington’s Lexicon. We are thrilled to be working in such a historic, thriving location here in Vauxhall.
We were awarded a Considerate Constructors Scheme Gold Award this year, after winning three CCS Awards in 2015. The Gold Award recognises the highest levels of consideration towards the public, our sites and our staff, and places our sites in the top 8% nationwide. We were the Property Week RESI Awards’ Developer of the Year (less than 1,000 units) in 2015, 2014 and 2013, and have been the British Safety Council’s number one company in the UK for Health and Safety for the last two years. We also received a prestigious Globe of Honour award from the BSC in 2015 in recognition of our environmental commitment. Visit our website for more information.
Staying Up to Date
This website is designed to help you stay informed on the progress of the project. Our news and updates page includes our most recent and upcoming works, whilst our timeline contains notable dates and details of milestones we are working towards.
We will also produce regular local community newsletters throughout the project. Past issues can be found here. Be sure to register to receive new issues electronically.
There may also be opportunities to talk to us directly as work progresses through community drop-in sessions and other face-to-face community events. Sign up to receive notifications or alerts for these.
