Second phase of 1,000 home BBC Television Centre redevelopment finally under way

Television Centre aerial view at night, with phase 2 on the left

AHMM-masterplanned scheme to be built seven years after it was approved for planning

The second phase of the £500m redevelopment of the former BBC Television Centre in West London is set to start construction, seven years after it was given planning approval.

The AHMM-masterplanned scheme has already seen the construction of 432 new homes, three BBC studios and a branch of Soho House at the White City site since detailed planning permission was granted in 2015.

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