Architects HTA Design and Hawkins Brown have secured planning consent to rejig proposals for early -stage elements of the Aylesbury Estate regeneration programme in south-east London.

Southwark Council’s planning committee this week backed an application from the practices seeking consent for further amendments to two subplots on the regeneration programme’s so-called “first development site”, which is being delivered for housing association Notting Hill Genesis.

Outline plans for the estate regeneration were approved in 2015. Under the latest proposals a 20-storey Hawkins Brown-designed tower would increase in height by three storeys and undergo changes to its footprint to accommodate an extra flat on each floor. The block will deliver an extra 39 homes as a result of the changes.

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