Patel Taylor wins permission for 500-home Ealing council redevelopment

Vistry Perceval House Ealing

Local MP had called on council to subject scheme to its own design review panel

Patel Taylor has won permission for almost 500 new homes and council offices in Ealing. The 26-storey proposals sparked anger with local MP Rupa Huq accusing the council of marking its own homework.

The Uxbridge Road scheme to replace the existing Perceval House civic centre – which includes new civic centre offices designed by Trehearne Architects – is being jointly developed by Ealing council and Vistry Partnerships and will also see a library and 477 new homes built.

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