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GPAD gets go-ahead for north London health-centre plans
Scheme will see redevelopment of 1970s building and creation of 11 new homes
Architect GPAD has secured planning approval for the redevelopment of a 1970s doctors’ surgery in north London for replacement with a new health centre and 11 new homes.
The practice’s proposals for Temple Fortune Health Centre will deliver a new four-storey building with a basement. It will house a 574sq m NHS medical facility with five two-bedroom flats and six three-bedroom flats on its upper floors.
GPAD’s design for the site in Temple Fortune Lane also features extensive greening, including a roof garden. The building’s basement will feature parking for 17 cars and amenity space.
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