Grosvenor Britain & Ireland has submitted a planning application for the Cundy Street Quarter, to develop a sustainable mixed-use neighbourhood in Belgravia, to Westminster City Council. Which has been designed by the architects DSDHA.
Fergus Evans, Project Director, Grosvenor Britain & Ireland said: “From the outset, we wanted to design a new part of the neighbourhood that would deliver more opportunity in Belgravia. Better homes, more open space, new facilities and a much greener environment. There were challenges raised and we know we didn’t get everything right. But that challenge has turned into a conversation, which not only improved these proposals but also helped transform how we engage with communities across our business. We’re grateful to all the residents and neighbours who contributed.”
All Westminster City Council residents in Walden House have a right to return to the new social rented homes on-site with the option to move just once should they choose. The business is committed to an open dialogue now, during construction and beyond to ensure the whole community is involved in the future of their neighbourhood.
Fergus Evans added: “Today, the value of open green space and need to respond to the climate emergency is clearer than ever. With larger, more energy-efficient homes, set in new green space open to all, these designs will help make Belgravia fit for the future.”
