Hawkins Brown and HTA get green light for Enfield homes

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Source: Hawkins Brown / HTA

Next phase of Meridian Water development will deliver a further 676 flats and maionettes

Hawkins Brown and HTA Design have been granted planning permission for a second chunk of Enfield Council’s Meridian Water regeneration project in north London.

The practices got the green light for the scheme’s 300-home initial phase last year. The latest approval – for phase 1B – covers a further 676 flats and maisonettes, as well as 1,209sq m of flexible commercial space, a 563sq m medical facility, and 809sq m of leisure space.

It will also see the creation of 8,000sq m of public open space, including roads and footpaths, car and cycle parking provision, play areas, and a civic square at Meridian Water Station, which was designed by Scott Brownrigg.

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