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Mixed-Use & Regeneration
Town Centres, Industrial Co-Location
Selected Projects
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Deal Ground, Norwich
Riverside regeneration creating up to 670 homes, a local centre, public access and landscape enhancements
Brightwells, Farnham
Mixed-use regeneration delivering 239 homes, retail, leisure, restaurants and new public spaces
Central Street, Bolton
Town centre regeneration delivering 167 energy-efficient rental homes with green spaces and communal courtyards
Thames Road, Barking
Mixed-use development delivering 242 homes, industrial floorspace, landscaping and a new pedestrian route
Prospects House, Bromley
Planning permission for a mixed-use redevelopment providing 61 affordable homes and Grade A office space
Elim Estate, Southwark
Estate intensification providing 34 social rent homes, with new play, sports and community facilities
Chequers Lane, Barking
Residential-led regeneration delivering 337 homes, a primary school and improved green pedestrian connections
Penrhyn Road, Kingston
Planning permission for a mixed-use infill redevelopment replacing a former autocare workshop with commercial space and 10 homes
Neasden Lane, Brent
Planning strategy advanced for residential-led regeneration with commercial space, landscaping and improved local amenities
New Council Homes, Brent
New council homes programme delivering 240 homes across 16 sensitive infill and estate improvement sites
Overview:
Maddox Planning advises on mixed-use and regeneration projects where land use, policy strategy, design quality, infrastructure and delivery need to be considered together.
These schemes often involve complex questions around housing delivery, employment land, town centre vitality, industrial co-location, public realm, transport, viability and phasing. Our role is to build a clear planning case that explains how different uses work together, how conflicts are managed, and how the proposal supports wider regeneration objectives.
We focus on helping clients unlock complex sites and secure permissions that support long-term placemaking, investment and regeneration.
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