Stitch wins 336-home South Acton permission

02-EXT02_Park View_E2_Acton Gardens Phases 8 points1and2_by Stitch

Source: Stitch

Architect has worked on three phases of £800m scheme

Stitch has won unanimous planning consent for a further 336 homes at the mammoth 3,500-home redevelopment of the South Acton Estate in west London.

The project, for housebuilder Countryside and social landlord L&Q, forms the latest phases, 8.1 and 8.2, of the long-term £800m regeneration of a 52-acre estate.

The work will require the demolition of existing 1950s tower blocks Barwick House, Carisbrooke Court and Ludlow Court as well as the existing south Acton Working Men’s Club.

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