Work begins on AHMM’s 900-home Brentford scheme

The Brentford Project_Aerial View_Waterfront

Glenn Howells Architects and Maccreanor Lavington also working on 12-acre project

Work has begun on a 900-home scheme in west London designed by Allford Hall Monaghan Morris, Glenn Howells Architects and Maccreanor Lavington.

The 12-acre Brentford Project is a mixed-use regeneration scheme located at the point where the River Brent flows into the Thames.

Dublin-based privately owned developer Ballymore is behind the project which will feature yards and lanes connecting Brentford High Street with the waterfront, which will host restaurants, cafes and pubs.

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