Rodney Melville & Partners to spruce up three listed buildings in Gunnersbury Park

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Works to be completed ahead of huge Hudson Square resi development

Rodney Melville & Partners has been chosen to transform three historic buildings in a west London park into a set of “cultural and artistic facilities”.

The works will be phase two of a 10-year masterplan to restore the park’s 22 listed buildings in anticipation of increased visitor numbers once the 1.6ha Hudson Square residential development, designed by Benoy and expected to receive planning approval this spring, is built on the park’s south side.

The Hudson Square development is separated from the park by the M4 motorway which runs along the park’s southern edge and cuts the borough of Hounslow in two.

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