White Arkitekter’s plans for 900-home estate regen approved

Gascoigne Park Studio Monolot Be First

Proposal by Barking & Dagenham council-owned regen business Be First to redevelop 1960s estate

Barking & Dagenham council has approved White Arkitekter’s plans to redevelop the 1960s Gascoigne Estate with 900 homes.

The development proposals, drawn up by the council’s regeneration subsidiary, Be First, include plans for a new 1.25-acre park, green roofs and solar panels, tree planting and community spaces and shops.

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