HTA gets go-ahead for huge Battersea scheme

The Winstanley and York Road Estates regeneration plans, drawn up by HTA, Henley Halebrown and LA Architects

Henley Halebrown also worked on plans for 2,550 homes, leisure centre and library

Wandsworth council has approved HTA-led proposals for a huge estate-regeneration programme in Battersea that will deliver 2,550 new homes.

The scheme will transform the south London neighbourhood’s York Gardens and Winstanley Road estates for a joint venture between housebuilder Taylor Wimpey and the council, and also features elements by Henley Halebrown, Figure/Ground and LA Architects.

In addition to the new homes, 35% of which are designated as “affordable”, the scheme will deliver a leisure and community centre, a library, a children’s centre and nursery, and a new 2.49ha public park.

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