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Introduction
As a former school site, it is currently underutilised and provides an opportunity to provide high-quality new homes in the borough.
Experienced architects Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands (LDS) have been appointed to deliver a highly sustainable development.
As the developer of this project, Hammersmith & Fulham Council will retain the ownership of the site and will manage all affordable homes, along with the maintenance of communal and external areas.
New Homes
Our proposals will deliver:
107 new homes across five buildings
Half of the homes will be affordable
A mix of flats, duplexes and terraced homes to suit different lifestyles
New and improved public and green spaces, where people can meet, relax, and socialise
Enhanced walking routes and more play and recreation areas for all ages to use
Future-proof sustainable design
Current Position
Following two phases of public consultation in June 2022 and March 2024, the project team has been considering the community’s feedback to refine the designs for the new homes.
Come along to our public exhibitions to view the detailed designs, speak to the team and give your feedback:
Thursday 13 March, 4pm – 7pm (drop-in anytime)
Saturday 15 March, 10am – 1pm (drop-in anytime)
Location: Gibbs Green Tenants Hall, Dieppe Close, W14 9NN
If you are not to attend the exhibitions, or you would like to have another look, the exhibition boards are available to see here.
You can also watch our video that provides a presentation that explains our proposals here.
March 2025: Phase 3 consultation – sharing the detailed designs
April 2025: Target date for submitting a planning application.
Easter 2025: Avonmore Primary School anticipated to move into the existing school site temporarily
Autumn 2025: Target date for planning committee
Autumn 2027: Avonmore Primary School anticipated to move out of existing school site
Autumn 2027: Construction of the new homes expected to begin on site
Introduction
As a former school site, it is currently underutilised and provides an opportunity to provide high-quality new homes in the borough.
Experienced architects Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands (LDS) have been appointed to deliver a highly sustainable development.
As the developer of this project, Hammersmith & Fulham Council will retain the ownership of the site and will manage all affordable homes, along with the maintenance of communal and external areas.
New Homes
Our proposals will deliver:
107 new homes across five buildings
Half of the homes will be affordable
A mix of flats, duplexes and terraced homes to suit different lifestyles
New and improved public and green spaces, where people can meet, relax, and socialise
Enhanced walking routes and more play and recreation areas for all ages to use
Future-proof sustainable design
Current Position
Following two phases of public consultation in June 2022 and March 2024, the project team has been considering the community’s feedback to refine the designs for the new homes.
Come along to our public exhibitions to view the detailed designs, speak to the team and give your feedback:
Thursday 13 March, 4pm – 7pm (drop-in anytime)
Saturday 15 March, 10am – 1pm (drop-in anytime)
Location: Gibbs Green Tenants Hall, Dieppe Close, W14 9NN
If you are not to attend the exhibitions, or you would like to have another look, the exhibition boards are available to see here.
You can also watch our video that provides a presentation that explains our proposals here.
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