The 1,500-home masterplan envisages 11 buildings ranging from 6-37 storeys, many with vertical green façades.

The second tallest tower will feature a tapering base, giving more space to the public realm.

The housing will be a mix of private sale, social rent and shared ownership and will be ‘tenure blind’ – meaning there will be no differentiation between affordable and private sale homes in appearance or access to open space.

Revised plans for the 4-acre riverside former Tate & Lyle sweeteners refinery site have been drawn up by Dutch architect OMA.

It will submit plans for the Morden Wharf scheme shortly.