980 Great West Road

Competing for a coveted place in the Residential category is the Hadley Brentside at 980 Great West Road, Brentford, a mixed-use scheme built on the former headquarters of GSK plc. This development will intertwine new homes, commercial spaces and essential community amenities throughout its 13.4 acres, increasing accessibility to adjacent parks and rivers in the area.

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At a major crossroads of the main routes heading west out of London, the site is one of the largest redevelopment opportunities in West London. It's surrounded by Boston Manor Road, the Great West Road and the placid River Brent, with Boston Manor Park providing greenery to the north.

Hadley Brentside is a place where community and innovation come together with a dedication to honouring the full tapestry of the site's history while carrying it boldly into the future.

The development aims to improve the occupants' quality of life by providing easy, modern amenities to meet private as well as work requirements In addition to residential units, the commercial spaces will provide a foundation for business and leisure, and will be supported by improved pedestrian routes to key local destinations.

With a design emphasizing a commemoration of the past while being respectful to the future, the architecture of Hadley Brentside will represent its historical legacy juxtaposed with modern ingenuity. Based at the heart of the development, it's an area of the building that provides not just the aesthetic appeal of the most prized square footage, but also the practical advantages of being within walking distance of central London.

Located near the Great West Road and the Grand Union Canal, the Hadley Brentside site has a long history steeped in industrial innovation. Goldberg stressed that the new development would honor the site's history as a thriving hub of commerce and industry, with buildings that will reflect the area's rich vibrant history.

The redevelopment of the 5.42-hectare prime site marks an investment of 315 million into the local and wider community, highlighting its significant role as a gateway into London. Beyond mere constructions, the project seeks a vibrant ecosystem that intertwines diverse facets of past and present.