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De Metz Forbes Knight gets go-ahead for Kentish Town flats

By 2019-08-13T06:00:00

De Metz Forbes Knight Architects Kentish Town proposals, seen from the Bull & Gate pub

Practice’s 14-home corner development will replace car wash

De Metz Forbes Knight Architects has won planning permission for a residential scheme on a prominent corner site in north-west London.

Its 14-home scheme will replace a car wash on a triangular 0.34ha site in Kentish Town Road, opposite the grade II-listed Bull & Gate pub.

DMFK’s seven-storey proposals, drawn up for applicant KTR Carwash Project Ltd, will also deliver 255sq m of café and retail space at ground-floor level.

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