Pellant Road Estate : Regeneration

Allen Scott

Built in 1966, the Pellant Road Estate today lacks positive character or a sense of community ownership. When Allen Scott was brought in partway through the process, it realised that the purely cosmetic changes that had been proposed would have little impact.Instead it proposed more radical changes, which it presented as a set of clearly explained strategies, in order to convince the client and residents. These include demolishing a large proportion of the existing concrete podium and the warren of underground garages that currently encourage and enable crime and anti-social behaviour. The spoil from this demolition would backfill the ball court area that is currently inaccessible and breeds anti-social behaviour. It will be transformed into a space that’s safe, visible and exciting. The demolished garages will be replaced with SuDS (sustainable drainage solutions) paving, vegetated swales and safely lit car parking spaces.

Overview

Location

Location 

Pellant Road Estate, London

Category

Housing

Landscape Architect

Allen Scott

Client

London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham

Brief

The original brief was to prepare landscape enhancement proposals from concept design through to detailed design in association with building enhancements by GDS Building Surveyors.

Awards

Pellant Road Estate, London

Details

Project Team

Landscape practice: Allen Scott; client: Hammersmith and Fulham Council; building surveyor and lead designer: GDS; project management: Mitie; BREEAM assessment: NuPlanet; ecologist: FOA Ecology; structural engineer: Cornerstone; quantity surveyor: Moony Kelly

Local planning authority or government body

Year Completed

not applicable

Project Size

1.2 ha

Technical's

Planting

Materials

Contractors 

Allen Scott

Approximate Map Location


Location

Pellant Road Estate, London

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