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Mixed-Use & Regeneration
Town Centres, Industrial Co-Location
Selected Projects
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Deal Ground, Norwich
Planning delivery for up to 670 homes, coordinating reserved matters across a major East Norwich waterfront regeneration site
Thames Road, Barking
Planning permission for 242 homes and 2,400 sqm of industrial space, pioneering co-location development in Barking
Prospects House, Bromley
Planning permission for 61 affordable homes and 1,300 sqm of commercial space, regenerating a prominent Bromley town centre site
Brightwells, Farnham
Planning delivery for a £115 million mixed-use regeneration, creating 239 homes and a new town centre quarter in Farnham
Central Street, Bolton
Planning permission for 167 Build to Rent homes, regenerating a major brownfield site within Bolton town centre
Elim Estate, Southwark
Planning permission for 34 social rent homes, delivering community-led estate regeneration in Bermondsey
Chequers Lane, Barking
Planning permission for 337 homes and a new primary school, regenerating a former Ford site in Dagenham
611 King’s Road, Fulham
Pre-application planning for 41 homes and commercial space on a prominent King’s Road site in Fulham
Penrhyn Road, Kingston
Planning permission for 10 homes and commercial space, regenerating a brownfield town centre site in Kingston
Neasden Lane, Brent
Pre-application planning for a residential-led mixed-use redevelopment beside Neasden Station
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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