Campden Hill, Holland Park Apartments, New West London Flats, Native Land Property
Campden Hill Apartments, Holland Park
Residential Property in Northwest London – design by John McAslan and Partners
15 Jul 2011
Campden Hill Apartments Holland Park
HOLLAND PARK RESIDENTIAL SCHEME WINS APPROVAL
Design: John McAslan and Partners
GC Campden Hill LLP, a 50/50 joint venture partnership between Native Land and Grosvenor has been granted planning consent by The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea for its two-acre, super-prime residential development at Campden Hill, overlooking Holland Park.
images © John McAslan & Partners
The 180,000 sq ft scheme, designed by John McAslan & Partners, comprises 69 private luxury residential apartments set amongst extensive, private landscaped gardens. Residents will enjoy 24 hour security, fully concierged entrance lobby, a residents’ leisure and spa facility together with 78 underground car parking spaces.
The site was sold to the joint venture by the Royal Borough for £100m in February 2010, to part finance the construction of a new state-of-the-art secondary school on a separate location to the north. A temporary school is to occupy the site until September 2013, when the new Holland Park Academy is set to open.
Work on the new residential development could commence in autumn 2013 with completion in spring 2016.
This approval replaces an existing planning consent for a 157,000 sq ft development.
Alasdair Nicholls, Chief Executive, Native Land said: “Native Land has applied its considerable expertise to add significant value to this site. As a result, the scheme will become the leading super prime development of the future. Our continuing track record of conceiving and delivering some of central London’s most desirable residential developments places us as market leaders in the sector.
We are delighted to have obtained this enhanced consent, designed by John McAslan & Partners and to be working again in joint venture partnership with Grosvenor.”
Craig McWilliam, Executive Director, Grosvenor Developments, said: “This development reflects Grosvenor’s strategy to build on our extensive experience of the prime residential sector, with a particular focus on London, where we are seeing huge demand for luxury properties. Campden Hill is a world-class apartment scheme that will have international, as well as domestic, appeal”.
Aidan Potter Director of Design, John McAslan + Partners said: “Our design at Campden Hill will create world class apartments to fully realise the potential of what is truly, a unique site within a contemporary design which has been carefully integrated into the sensitive setting of Holland Park and the local neighbourhood.”
Native Land
Native Land is a leading residential developer, focussed on the prime central London market.
The company was established in 2003 by Alasdair Nicholls (Chief Executive) and Jonathan Mantovani (Director, New Business).
Native Land currently has around one million sq. feet of apartments in the planning, design and development pipeline across prime central London. This includes ‘NEO Bankside’, a new £400m world class residential scheme situated immediately adjacent to the Tate Modern, also being undertaken in 50/50 joint venture with Grosvenor, due for overall completion in Spring 2012.
Grosvenor
Grosvenor is a privately owned property group with offices in 18 of the world’s most dynamic cities. It has four regional investment & development businesses in Britain & Ireland, the Americas, Australia and Asia Pacific; an international fund management business, which operates across these markets and in continental Europe; and a portfolio of indirect investments. As at 31 December 2010, the Group had total assets under management of £10.9bn.
Campden Hill Apartments Holland Park images / information from John McAslan and Partners
Location: Campden Hill, Holland Park, London, England, UK
London Buildings
Contemporary London Architecture
London Architecture Designs – chronological list
London Architecture Tours by e-architect
John McAslan + Partners London Buildings
Queen’s Terrace Barracks
image from WCC
Queen’s Terrace Barracks
Bond Street Crossrail Station
image from John McAslan + Partners
Bond Street Crossrail Building
Olympic Park Energy Centre
image from ODA
London Olympics Energy Centre Building
King’s Cross St Pancras Terminus
image : John McAslan + Partners
King’s Cross Concourse
5 Cheapside
2008-
image from John McAslan + Partners
5 Cheapside London
London Architecture Photographs
Comments / photos for the Campden Hill – Holland Park Apartments page welcome