Bell Phillips unveils curved 93-home proposals for Swanley

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Source: Bell Phillips / Secchi Smith

Council-commissioned scheme would replace working men’s club and car park in Kent town

Bell Phillips Architects has revealed proposals for a 93-home mixed-tenure housing development in the centre of the Kent town of Swanley.

The scheme was commissioned by Sevenoaks District Council for the site of a former working men’s club and local-authority car park on High Street.

A planning application for the project, which also features ground-floor retail, was lodged in June.

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