Wembley South West Lands

Project type:	New Urban Quarter
Location:	London, UK
Client:	Quintain
Stage:	On-site
Programme:	2014 - ongoing

Wembley has been identified as the principal growth area in the London Borough of Brent. It is nationally and internationally recognised as the home of Wembley Stadium.

Our client Quintain is responsible for the delivery of Wembley Park, the largest build-to-rent project in the UK with 5,000 homes due for completion by 2024.

JTP is working on the South West Lands site, which occupies a pivotal location within Wembley Park with Station Square at its heart and the stadium as its backdrop.

JTP was appointed to prepare a masterplan and outline planning application for the site, and subsequently a Reserved Matters planning application, detailed design proposals, interior design and working drawings for Phases 1 and 2.

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It is vital we start delivering schemes like this one, that will increase the supply of homes across the capital as quickly as possible.

James Murray, Deputy Mayor for Housing

Project Delivery

A residential-led, mixed-use neighbourhood comprising up to 900 homes, 30% of which are affordable, alongside 431 sq m of commercial uses and a series of public and private open spaces
Homes set around a series of sheltered and south-facing garden squares offering residents a choice of recreation or relaxation within imaginatively landscaped areas
Private balconies and communal roof terraces create valuable amenity space at higher levels as well as offering far-reaching views across London
South Way and Station Square ground floor are activated with terraces, resident facilities and retail units to animate the space as well as the experience of walking between the station and the stadium
The Hub building will provide a range of residents’ facilities including a gym, cinema and concierge services
Sophisticated approach to block layout and design with carefully articulated facades and avoiding north-facing, single-aspect homes
Maximised MMC including off-site fabrication to reduce the construction period, including bathroom pods, large windows and balconies
Ordered facades of stacked balconies and regular sized windows create a meat-packing warehouse aesthetic. The interiors are designed with exposed services and soffits