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Green light for Bell Phillips’ Brent Cross Town energy centre

By 2025-11-18T11:01:00

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Mies van der Rohe-inspired scheme is firm’s first infrastructure project

Bell Phillips has been given the green light for an “inverted ziggurat” energy centre in north London that will supply low carbon energy to the 6,700-home Brent Cross Town development.

The three-storey building is the firm’s first infrastructure project and will form an important part in the supply of low carbon energy to the surrounding 180 development, one of the largest in Europe.

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