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Maccreanor Lavington and Adam design council homes near Grenfell Tower

By 2020-07-27T06:00:00

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Schemes by four architects approved on sites less than a mile from Lancaster West Estate

Four architects have won planning for nearly 100 new council homes for Kensington & Chelsea, the UK’s wealthiest local authority.

Planning officers in the west London borough gave the green light this week for schemes designed by Maccreanor Lavington, Allies & Morrison, PRP and Adam Architecture.

The 97 homes are planned for four sites in the north of the borough and will be the first phase of the council’s new homes programme, which aims to build 600 homes in total.

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