Goldstein Heather gets go-ahead for Finchley flats

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Practice cleared to replace 1930s semis with four-storey apartment building

Goldstein Heather Architecture has secured planning consent to demolish a pair of 1930s semi-detached houses in north London for replacement with a four-storey development of flats.

The practice’s proposals for Regents Park Road in Finchley will deliver nine flats for applicant Regents Garden Ltd, the majority of which will feature two bedrooms.

Goldstein Heather said the neighbourhood, which is a short distance from the North Circular Road, was better suited to apartment blocks than semi-detached houses and that its scheme for the corner plot sought to develop the “potential for elegance and understated grandeur” with distinctive lines and a dynamic form.

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