Novak Hiles Architects submits grey belt housing scheme in Barking and Dagenham

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Source: Axson Office

15-home scheme targets Passivhaus standards on a former vehicle storage yard

Novak Hiles Architects has submitted a planning application for 15 new family homes on a “grey belt” site within Barking and Dagenham’s green belt.

The application seeks to develop a piece of land currently occupied by concrete hardstanding previously used for car storage. The practice states that the site qualifies as grey belt under the definitions set out in the latest NPPF.

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