Planning permission granted for HTA’s Queen Elizabeth II memorial garden in Regent’s Park

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Source: HTA Design

Designed with input from Tate + Co, the new garden is set to open in 2026

Planning permission has been granted for a new garden in Regent’s Park, which will commemorate the life of Queen Elizabeth II. The garden is scheduled to open in 2026, marking the late Queen’s centenary year.

Work has already begun on transforming a disused plant nursery within Regent’s Park into the two-acre garden. The project is being led by HTA Design LLP, with contributions from horticulturalist Dr Noel Kingsbury and Tate + Co architects. The garden is intended to complement the park’s existing historic gardens while incorporating modern sustainability practices.

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