Site A Church Street

Westminster has given its approval for Mount Anvil to join as the partner for the initial phase of the Church Street regeneration project.

Under this joint venture, Mount Anvil will collaborate on the redevelopment of Site A, which marks the first phase of the Church Street estate's comprehensive regeneration. CGI for the project has been entrusted to Darcstudio and Bell Phillips.

In a significant move forward for the Church Street regeneration scheme, Westminster Council has identified Mount Anvil as its preferred joint venture partner for the first phase, known as Site A.

Pending approval by the Council's Cabinet, this partnership will kickstart a comprehensive regeneration initiative spanning Sites A, B, and C. The ambitious project aims to deliver up to 1,120 new homes along with various community facilities.

With an estimated £275 million investment, the redevelopment project is set to introduce 429 new homes, prioritizing affordability with at least 50% designated as affordable housing. This partnership represents a crucial step towards revitalizing the Church Street area and meeting the housing needs of the community.

A comprehensive initiative aimed at enhancing the lifestyle and environment for residents and workers in the Church Street area is underway. The proposed regeneration plans entail the development of approximately 1,750 new residences of high quality, coupled with the creation of more green spaces and pedestrian-friendly zones. Additionally, the initiative includes the establishment of new community services designed to bolster the health and well-being of the local populace.

Engagement with the community, including residents, businesses, and neighbors of Church Street, has been ongoing to advance several regeneration projects in the region. This collaborative approach ensures that the community remains integral to every stage of the regeneration process. To discover further details about the ongoing regeneration projects, a link has been provided for additional information.