5plus wins approval for 12 mews houses in Wimbledon

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Source: Dematerial

Scheme incorporates work-from-home spaces and private roof gardens

5plus Architects has secured planning approval from Merton Council for Wimbledon Works, a 12-dwelling residential scheme designed for Goldcrest Land. The project is intended to regenerate an underutilised site through the introduction of a mews typology, comprising two linked terraces of four-storey townhouses.

The scheme is made up of narrow-fronted, two-bedroom dwellings, each incorporating a separate work-from-home space at ground floor level. The homes are designed with private roof gardens and enclosed winter gardens at roof level.

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