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Squire & Partners increases height of tower scheme previously refused for being too tall

By 2023-02-21T12:46:00

Squire Paddington 2

Developer Berkeley seeking approval from Sadiq Khan for three towers in Paddington up to 39 storeys in height

Squire & Partners is facing a backlash from Westminster council after substantially increasing the height of a three-tower housing scheme which was previously refused for being too tall.

The practice is seeking approval from London mayor Sadiq Khan for the 556-home redevelopment of the Paddington Green police station site in Paddington, west London, designed for developer Berkeley.

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