DLA Architecture submits plans for 359-homes in Barnet

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Source: DLA Architecture

Scheme for Bouygues UK and Barnet Council includes a new library, nursery and public park

DLA Architecture has submitted plans for a large-scale residential and community-focused regeneration scheme in the Burnt Oak Ward of Barnet.

The project would deliver 359 homes, including 177 affordable units, alongside a new library, nursery, and employment services hub. It is part of a collaboration between Barnet Council and the development arm of Bouygues UK.

The Riverside Approach scheme spans three sites in Burnt Oak, with proposals including four residential buildings of six to thirteen storeys, a new public park, and community spaces such as a café and co-working facilities.

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