Demolition of existing hotel and redevelopment of the site through construction of a 35-storey building plus lower ground floor and basement comprising student accommodation (sui generis) of 699 bed spaces; construction of a 17-storey building plus lower ground floor and basement comprising 91 residential units (use class C3); ground floor commercial / retail units fronting North Acton Station Square and Victoria Road comprising 310 sqm in total; and associated works of amenity space, public realm, landscaping and other works associated with the development.
Express By Holiday Inn Victoria Road London W3 6XU
Pending recommendationReference: 2023/00944/OPDOBSLondon Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham
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Demolition of existing hotel and redevelopment of the site through construction of a 35-storey building plus lower ground floor and basement comprising student accommodation (sui generis) of 699 bed spaces; construction of a 17-storey building plus lower ground floor and basement comprising 91 residential units (use class C3); ground floor commercial / retail units fronting North Acton Station Square and Victoria Road comprising 310 sqm in total; and associated works of amenity space, public realm, landscaping and other works associated with the development.
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2023/00944/OPDOBS
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