Berkeley increases height of towers in scheme previously refused for being too tall

Squire Paddington 12

Developer Berkeley seeking approval from Sadiq Khan for three taller, but slimmed down towers in Paddington up to 39 storeys in height

Squire & Partners are facing a backlash from Westminster council after substantially increasing the height of a three-tower housing scheme which was previously refused for being too tall.

The practice is seeking approval from London mayor Sadiq Khan for the 556-home redevelopment of the Paddington Green police station site in Paddington, west London, designed for developer Berkeley.

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