Housing association giant seeks approval for latest phase of 3,500-home regeneration scheme

Notting Hill Genesis has submitted an application for the next phase of its 3,500-home Aylesbury estate regeneration scheme in Southwark.

The housing association giant is seeking approval to build  614 homes as part of phase 2B of the mammoth project, which in total will see more than 2,000 homes demolished and 3,500 built.

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How Bagshot Park, part of the second phase of the Aylesbury regeneration scheme, will look

Half of the homes in the latest phase will be for affordable tenures and range from one-person flats to five-bedroom family maisonettes. Around 400 sq m of non-residential space will also be created, including a park and play area.

Existing buildings will be demolished and five towers will be built ranging from five to 26 storeys in height.

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Lead architects and masterplanners for Phase 2B are Maccreanor Lavington. The firm is working alongside architects Haworth Tompkins, Sergison Bates, East and Architecture Doing Place. 

If full planning approval is given later this year it is expected construction work on Phase 2B will start next year. 

Notting Hill Genesis and its contractor Hill started work on the first 230 homes of the Aylesbury regernation scheme in south London in July 2019.

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