Detailed consent given for 317-homes set to create new “north-west gateway” to university city
Housebuilder Hill Group in partnership with Thomas White Oxford has secured planning permission for the first 317 homes of an urban extension to the north-west of Oxford that they say will create a new gateway for the city.
The developers said their Canalside at Oxford North development will deliver a “well-rooted” new neighbourhood that supported the new innovation district nearby.
The proposals designed by architect Pollard Thomas Edwards (PTE) feature a large neighbourhood square with play-space, an apple orchard, exercise stations and a lawned area for community gatherings.
The scheme recieved reserved matters consent at a meeting of Oxford City Council’s planning committee last month.
PTE partner Justin Laskin said the proposals had been the result of a “truly collaborative” design process.
“Canalside at Oxford North will help to create a whole new community and a gateway to Oxford,” he said.
Hill Group secured outline consent for 480 new homes for the Oxford North project in March last year.
The development, near the intersection of the A34 and the A40, will feature new labs, offices and shops as well as new homes.
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