AHMM’s controversial plans to demolish and rebuild entire Westminster city block recommended for approval

AHMM Baker Street 5a

Council to make a decision on Marylebone scheme next week

Controversial plans by AHMM to demolish an entire city block in Marylebone and replace it with an eight-storey mixed-use scheme have been recommended for approval by Westminster planning officers.

Councillors meet next week to make a decision on the proposals for 28,000 sq m of office space and 17 homes on land bounded by Baker Street, Blandford Street, Dorset Street and Broadstone Place.

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