Brent/26/0515

Location

Approximate location

Proposal

Reserved matters pursuant to Condition 1 of the outline planning permission ref. 25/2141, providing details of access, appearance, landscaping, layout and scale for Plot W10.Reserved matters application in relation to hybrid planning permission 25/2141 for the access, appearance, landscaping, layout and scale for Plot W10 comprising construction of a single building arranged on ground floor and 11 upper storeys providing 546 student accommodation apartments (Use Class Sui Generis) with ground floor and mezzanine level ancillary communal floorspace and a private communal garden for student use alongside ground floor retail floorspace (Use Class A1) with associated plant, cycle storage, refuse provision, other ancillary space as well as associated infrastructure and public realm enhancements (and works to South Way including the provision of an accessible parking bay). Information is provided to discharge the following conditions for Plot W10;1: Layout, Scale, Appearance, Access, and Landscaping;17: Student Accommodation Demand Assessment19(c): Highway, Footpath and Cycle Way Layout19(d): Cycle Storage 19(e): Disabled Car Parking19(f): EVCP Parking Provision19(h): Wind Microclimate 19(i): Site Wide Heat Network19(j): Location of Services19(k): Layout 19(l): Access for Vehicles, Pedestrians and Cyclists 20(d): Contours and Ground Levels20(f): Provision of Green/Brown Roofs20(h) Details of Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems30: Wheelchair Accessible and Adaptable Rooms34: Noise36: Vibration 38: Air Quality 42: Site Investigation and Remediation Strategy 45: Drainage Strategy 47: Surface Water Drainage Scheme 49: Indicative Phasing PlanThis reserved matters application also provides information pursuant to the following S106 provisions of planning permission ref. 25/2141 in relation to Plot W10:? Seventh Schedule: Sustainability

Key dates

1. Received 27 Feb 2026
2. Started 27 Feb 2026

Planning history / related applications

No related planning applications have been identified in the current public OGL dataset.