Pilbrow & Partners has won planning permission to demolish two buildings in one of the capital’s most prestigious districts to replace them with a high-end residential development that includes a new shopping arcade.

Plans unanimously approved this week by Westminster city council permit the demolition of 63 and 65 Curzon Street in Mayfair for replacement with a new nine-storey building that would deliver 42 new homes and a roof-top terrace.

The new structure would have a three-storey basement with parking for around 28 cars, while the retail arcade would link Curzon Street with Stratton Street to the east.

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