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Grid Architects' Brentford Lock plans approved
Council gives green light to west London project’s final phase
Grid Architects’ plans for a mixed-use development at Brentford Lock have been given the all clear.
The plans are the third phase of the scheme, which is being developed by Waterside Places – a joint venture between Muse and the Canal and Riverside Trust – have been given planning approval by Hounslow council.
Phase three will deliver 452 new homes, 187 of them “affordable”, alongside commercial and retail space, as well as a new public bridge.
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