7-17 Ansdell Street

Nestled within the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, 7-17 Ansdell Street is a significant new residential development overlooking Kensington Church Street a new context-driven, sustainable terrace housing scheme to replace an existing building designed by MSMR Architects.

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The 10 terraced houses, are creatively styled on a one to four storeys and basement development. The development has a total floor area of about 21,076 square feet. The proposed architectural concept comprises a total of nine 3-bedroom and one 2-bedroom houses to be constructed with the contemporary building design essence combined with sustainable construction methodologies.

Located in the heart of one of London's most high-profile districts, 7-17 Ansdell Street boasts its proximity to key amenities and cultural landmarks within Kensington.

Mimicking the charm of Georgian buildings, individual homes have been designed to fit in with local character which also boasts cutting-edge eco-credentials. Those features include green roofs, courtyard gardens, and biological walls that help to enhance not only what can be seen but also the biodiversity of a room.

It is incorporating low carbon construction materials, advanced insulation techniques, and integrated renewable energy sources to achieve a lifetime reduction in fuel bills whilst maintaining the highest environmental standards. This significantly reduces the carbon footprint whilst improving the quality of life in each home.

Every home benefits from its private terraces which are positioned at lower ground and first-floor levels; so well protected outdoor space to relax. Additionally, the rest of the interior spaces are oriented to take advantage of natural daylight and ventilation to provide comfortable environmental conditions for future inhabitants.

This will liven up the local street scene and represent a vast improvement over what was previously an eyesore of an address. It re-creates the historic residential character and street layout of the neighborhood, which is good for comparison to the social sense within the community.