Squire & Partners’ Notting Hill office refurb OK’d following site’s eight-year planning saga

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Firm’s plans approved following a redesign and the rejection of two former applications

The London borough of Kensington & Chelsea has given the OK to plans to refurbish a 1950s office block following a redesign, a lapsed consent and two planning rejections on the site.

Squire & Partners’ latest application to upgrade the workspace in the 12-storey Newcombe house was unanimously approved by councillors despite concerns over the quality of its design.

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