This engagement prompted several changes to the proposals including:

• Revised Ebury Square Garden design to integrate play space more sensitively.
• Amended phasing so that Walden House residents so that they can move directly into the new social rent homes that would be provide.
• Design of the social rent homes in line with the needs of existing Walden House residents, in support of Westminster City Council’s offer of a Right to Return for these residents.
• Changed the mix of new amenities to include a small food store, cinema and community space.
• Removed of a storey from the tallest building overlooking Ebury Square.
• Reduced height and removed retail at ground floor of Ebury Street.
• Improved the design and security of Elizabeth Place Gardens, in collaboration with Coleshill residents, making it a car-free area.
• Changed the proposed material for the building on Ebury Square / Pimlico Road, changing it for a lighter brick tone.
• Moved the car drop off for the senior homes from Ebury Street to Cundy Street.
• Introduced additional trees and greenery along Ebury Street.
• Introduced loading pads on Orange Square and Ebury Street for existing retailers and the Farmers Market.
• Evolved the gate design for the Orange Square entrance.