No 1 Grosvenor Square

No 1 Grosvenor Square

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Number/street name:
1 Grosvenor Square

Address line 2:
Mayfair

City:
London

Postcode:
W1K 4BN

Architect:
Eric Parry Architects

Architect contact number:


Developer:
Lodha Developers.

Planning Authority:
Westminster City Council

Planning Reference:
22/06161/NMMA

Date of Completion:
04/2024

Schedule of Accommodation:
4 x 1 bed apartments, 10 x 2 bed apartments, 12 x 3 bed apartments, 15 x 4 bed apartments, 2 x 5 bed apartments, 2 x 3 bed houses, 2 x 4 bed houses, 1 x 5 bed houses

Tenure Mix:
100% Market sale

Total number of homes:


Site size (hectares):
0.27

Net Density (homes per hectare):
177.8

Size of principal unit (sq m):
300-390

Smallest Unit (sq m):
46.6

Largest unit (sq m):
752

No of parking spaces:
45

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The Design Process

Following previous applications to develop the site involving a) full façade retention (permission granted in 2014) EPA submitted an revised application for the careful dismantling and reassembly of the existing facades with subtle alterations of the Grosvenor Square and Grosvenor Street public elevations. The proposal included improved accessibility, additional basement levels and realigned floor to ceiling heights throughout without undermining the character of the building and its contribution to the conservation area. A Penthouse addition and new elevations to the rear elevations completed the scope of major alterations. Planning permission (conditional) was granted on 26th January 2016. In October 2016 a Section 73 amendment to the planning application was made to reduce the basement dig, replace two basement levels of car parking with a car stacker and reducing the size of 8 apartments to create 4 additional units.

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Sustainability

  • Biodiversity (eg Building with Nature)
  • Car usage or Active Travel (inc Building for a Healthy Life)
  • Managing water use and run off (eg SuDS or water recycling)

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