The house comes with hotel-style amenities and boasts a picturesque location near the canal. Construction is set to be finalized by 2025, so don't miss out.
Located at Westbourne Park (11 Woodfield Road, London W9 3RE), this canal front development. This particular district is part of Greater London, England and boasts great travel connections along with a wealth of nearby services. The tranquil canal-side setting of Eagle Wharf Road belies its central location, offering a convenient base to explore key destinations around London.
Intended To Create A Fabulous Community Vibe, 11 Woodfield Road Is Both Serviced And With Hotel Style Facilities. The project will feature contemporary serviced accommodation together with community-driven amenities. The project covers a total of 12 levels and comprises 332 housing units. Expected to complete in 2025.
Designed to achieve a BREEAM Excellent rating, the building demonstrates our commitment to sustainability. The building is a mixed-use typology with an ascending orthogonal structure ranging from 3 to 12 stories; expressed in brickwork with horizontal reveals of differing scale and height.
The pavilion building utilizes terracotta rainscreen cladding combined with large format glazed elements not only to provide an enhanced visual connection across the canal-side but also to increase the ventilation and daylighting of existing dockside apartment blocks by simplifying orientation for increased passive surveillance. Also part of the scheme are 2200 m2; of green biodiverse roofs, which support biodiversity and enhance ecological sustainability.
Key to this is the creation of a new piazza opening on to the Grand Junction Canal, making provision for public access at this point of the waterside for the first time. The piazza will improve civic spaces and act as a new a meeting place for residents and the wider community, helping to animate the public realm.
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The Collective Westbourne Park, formerly known as the iconic Taxi House, embarks on a journey of transformation, poised to redefine urban living in the heart of London. Once the headquarters of the Licensed Taxi Drivers Association, this landmark site now stands as a testament to innovation and adaptive reuse.
In July 2020, Westminster Council granted permission for the demolition of existing structures, paving the way for a new mixed-use development. The Collective Westbourne Park is set to deliver 286 new co-living apartments alongside flexible workspace, retail outlets, and vibrant public spaces. With a nod to its heritage, the site will also feature a hotel and associated facilities, preserving the legacy of its past while embracing the needs of modern urban dwellers.
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