Westminster boasts of its success in fighting high-rise extensions

Stephen Davy Peter Smith Architects' proposals for a two-storey extension atop Landward Court in Marylebone

Council uses appeals round-up as vindication for stance on tower-block bolt-ons

Westminster council has flagged up its success at repeatedly preventing the addition of new floors to an existing tower block as part of a round-up of results from its 2018-19 planning wrangles.

The council’s record in defending its planning decisions at appeal over the past 12 months is highlighted in a report to a meeting of the authority’s planning and city development committee this week.

Among the featured cases is the authority’s refusal of recent proposals by Stephen Davy Peter Smith Architects for the upward extension of 13-storey Landward Court, in Harrowby Street – near Edgware Road.

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