Great Western Developments announces UK building plans

By Joe Malone21 October 2015

Artist's impression of 31 London Street, Paddington, London. Picture courtesy of Renzo Piano Buildin

Artist's impression of 31 London Street, Paddington, London. Picture courtesy of Renzo Piano Building Workshop

UK-based Great Western Developments has announced development proposals for 31 London Street, next to London’s Paddington Station to help with the arrival of the Crossrail rail project in 2018.

The proposal is for 200 new homes, more than 150,000m² of new office space, and approximately 50,000m² of retail, restaurants, and cafés. A planning application will be submitted later this year, according to the company.

London Paddington Station is predicted to become London’s fourth busiest station, with the arrival of Crossrail, it said.

Sellar Property Group, the development partner for the proposed development, and architects Renzo Piano Building Workshop, have designed over 0.5ha of development to complement London Paddington Station.

Renzo Piano, of Renzo Piano Building Workshop, said, “The current public realm in Paddington is poor, with congestion in and around the entrance to the Bakerloo line leading to frequent closures. This scheme looks to remedy those issues, while creating a wonderful sense of place which Paddington greatly needs.”

Latest News
Pramac Generac hosts rental customers
New prodcts shown to customers at Pramac’s Murcia facility in Spain
Bobcat reveals three new loader concepts
Bobcat revealed three new loader concepts at its Demo Days event held in Prague, Czech Republic
Createmaster introduces solution for digital handover and contractor compliance
The Gateway 3 dashboard gives contractors and developers real-time visibility to manage their building information deliverables in one place