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Keith Williams conservation area flats approved after a year in planning

By 2020-01-24T07:00:00

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Source: Keith Williams Architects

Six-storey building approved for ‘axial’ site facing historic green

Keith Williams Architects has won consent for a six-storey apartment building in a west London conservation area.

The project was a year in planning as the architect worked to convince planners that a building of its scale was appropriate despite being flanked by three-storey buildings.

The masonry building, with 420sq m of retail beneath 34 flats, steps back where it rises above the roofs of its neighbours.

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