GPAD gets go-ahead for 13-flat infill scheme in Wembley

By Ben Flatman2025-02-14T05:00:00

Source: Haze Viz

The development includes a 12% BNG as part of its approach to mitigating the loss of green space

Brent Council has approved plans for a 13-unit residential scheme on a former grass verge in Wembley. The development, designed by GPAD with landscape input from Match, forms part of a wider urban infill approach within an area originally developed by Barratt Homes in the 1990s.

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