Child Graddon Lewis has lodged new proposals for a key phase of the south Kilburn regeneration project in north-west London, boosting housing numbers and revising the layout of a Penoyre & Prasad scheme approved two years ago.

The practice said its designs for the “Peel Place” element of the project, which is a collaboration between Countryside Properties and Brent council, “broadly” retained the architectural approach of the earlier scheme.

One of the seven Penoyre & Prasad blocks will be built in accordance with the original consent. However, Child Graddon Lewis said its proposals would see the reorientation of other blocks and revisions to the scheme’s 16-storey tower to make it “slimmer and more efficient internally”.

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