Cundy Street Quarter

Overview
Explore the submitted proposals
Design
Environment & sustainability
Management & servicing
Construction

Proposals for the Cundy Street Quarter

This part of the website is divided into six sections that focus on specific areas of the final proposals.

Overview

Overview of the submitted proposals and the mix of uses

Explore the submitted proposals

Key views to show you what the Cundy Street Quarter could be like

Design

Details on the design development, height of buildings and proposed materials

Environment and sustainability

Information on the new and improved public spaces, increased biodiversity and energy-efficient buildings

Management and servicing

Details on our approach to minimising anti-social behaviour as well as delivery and waste strategies

Construction

Anticipated timings and our approach to mitigating disruption

Overview of submitted proposals

High-quality housing for a mixed community

88 affordable homes, almost doubling the number currently on site.

Specialist senior living accommodation for up to 170 people and 75 market homes.

All homes would be built to modern standards, with the affordable homes an average of 50% larger than the existing flats with dedicated communal gardens and play spaces.

More sustainable buildings and a greener environment

New buildings would produce 94% less carbon in use than the existing ones *– equivalent to planting 3,500 trees per year.

58% reduction in carbon emissions over a 60-year period when you combine construction and operation of the buildings.*
65 additional trees & 56,000 sq ft of green space (equivalent to 20 tennis courts) and 27,000 sq ft of green & blue roofs.
* Comparing the same floor space like for like

Significant investment in the area and new jobs for local people

Local facilities, services and green spaces will benefit from a £20m CIL contribution.
Around 880 jobs and apprenticeships during construction, prioritised for Westminster residents, and up to 260 permanent new jobs will create opportunities when they are needed most.
An additional spend of up to £2.2m per year to support existing businesses.

Better public spaces and more local amenities

17 shops and amenities including a cinema, small food store and cafés and restaurants. See the ground floor plan.

A flexible community space designed with neighbours.
£10m invested into new and existing public spaces, including the revitalisation of Ebury Square Gardens providing much needed spaces for children to play.

Explore the submitted proposals

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