Project Description
CLIENT
PPR Estates
SECTORS
Residential
Retail
LOCATION
Chalk Farm
PLANNING AUTHORITY
London Borough of Camden
HIGHWAY AUTHORITY
London Borough of Camden
PROJECT TEAM
Piercy & Company
GL Hearn
Savills
PROJECT MANAGER
Stephen Kemp
PROJECT DIRECTOR
Rupert Lyons
PROJECT
We were instructed by PPR Estates in relation to the proposed car free re-development of 18-22 Haverstock Hill, Chalk Farm into 5 storey building providing 29 residential units and 247m2 of retail use (Use Classes A1-A4) together with cycle parking, landscaping refuse and associated works.
APPROACH
Initially we undertook a scoping exercise with the Council to ascertain the extent of information required to support a planning application. This highlighted significant improvements, which were already planned for the signal controlled junction on the site frontage. The removal of the existing dropped kerb parking across the frontage was welcomed in the context of these improvements.
We worked with the project team to develop a layout, both on-site and off-site, which responded to the comments from the Council. A Transport Statement was submitted in support of the planning application including an off-site loading bay proposed on Haverstock Hill to facilitate the servicing arrangements for the site.
OUTCOME
A planning application was submitted, supported by a Transport Statement, which concluded that the development complied with the relevant transport planning policies and was expected to reduce the vehicular trip generation of the site. The application was granted planning permission.