Great location in the center.
Located in the City of Westminster, Greater London, England 217-221 Harrow Road, London W2 5EH. It is located to the south of the A40 Westway flyover, with Harrow Road (A404) that passes it to the north. It stands very close to Maida Vale, Little Venice, Paddington Green, Westbourne Green, and Bayswater. Key travel links closer to home include:
- Royal Oak Underground Station 350 meters to the east;
- Warwick Avenue (Bakerloo Line) 650 Metres Northiare;
- London Paddington (Elizabeth, Bakerloo, District, Circle and Hammersmith City Lines) - 900m East.
The scheme will be developed for local residents in need of both residential and homeless accommodation. The scheme comprises 45 self-contained en-suite rooms and 11 move-on units for the homeless, all within eight storeys, plus a 20-storey residential tower with 98 build-to-rent flats. The project is designed to create a supportive environment for residents and the wider community.
The buildings are united by a single architectural language, clad in an inviting warm brick colour with bold off-form concrete accents. A pigmented concrete plinth on a gritty urban street frontage gives the development more strength. This aligned with a stepped configuration, which optimises natural light and offers privacy for the habitable rooms, and creates deep splayed window apertures exposing generously lit interiors.
The 0.13-hectare (0.31-acre) site will bring significant new public realm works such as:
Shared landscaped courtyard;
- Improved frontages to Harrow Road and Westway sports courts;
- Green Living Biodiverse Roofs.
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The design features a stepped configuration that maximises natural light while ensuring privacy for the living spaces. This arrangement also creates deep, angled window openings, allowing for beautifully illuminated interiors.
A new chapter unfolds in the urban landscape of Westminster as plans emerge for the redevelopment of a prime site, promising to reshape the city skyline. The proposed project entails the demolition of an existing building to make way for a striking mixed-use development, characterized by its distinctive architectural design and versatile functionality.
Comprising a part-20 storey and part-9 storey structure, the development will house a blend of residential and commercial spaces, including a commercial unit and facilities for homeless accommodation.
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