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Jenrick green lights Assael’s £250m west London homes

By 2021-01-20T09:46:00

Assael Architecture's proposals for Avanton's urban village in Richmond

Eleven-story blocks will replace DIY store in Richmond

Plans to redevelop a south-west London DIY store into a £250m housing development have cleared their final planning hurdle after housing secretary Robert Jenrick gave his tacit approval.

Assael Architecture’s proposals for the 1.8ha Homebase site in Manor Road, Richmond, will deliver 453 homes in blocks of up to 11 storeys, along with shops and office space, and a new linear park.

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