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DSDHA wins permission for Belgravia redevelopment

By Joey Gardiner 2021-06-09T10:21:00

Cundy St Orange Square - May 2020

Controversial 333-home project requires demolition of Cundy Street Flats

DSDHA has secured planning approval for an 11-storey development of 333 homes in the heart of London’s Belgravia district.

The plans for the so-called Cundy Street quarter, drawn up for developer Grosvenor, include 88 affordable homes, 170 later living homes and 75 homes for open market sale.

The scheme has attracted controversy because it require the demolition of the art-deco inspired Cundy Street flats, designed by TP Bennett, and the 1924 Walden House building.

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