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Zone A - Ladbroke Grove

Zone B - St. Charles Square

Zone C - Exmoor Street and Hewer Street

Zone D - Barlby Road Zone E - Balfour of Burleigh & Treverton Estates

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Five distinct character zones have been identified in and around the Treverton Regeneration Area, as shown on the plan above. Proposals will draw on the local character of neighbouring zones, to develop new blocks which blend with surrounding streets.

ZONE A

ZONE B

ZONE C

ZONE E

ZONE D

Zone A – Ladbroke Grove

Zone B – St Charles Square

Zone C – Exmoor Street & Hewer Street

Zone D – Barlby Road

Zone E – Balfour of Burleigh & Treverton Estates

Options 3 & 4 - Partial and Full RedevelopmentLocal Area Characterisation

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Option 3 - Partial Redevelopment

• Provide good quality homes for existing and future tenants.

• Provide additional homes of all tenures, including new affordable homes not currently catered for by market or social housing.

• Better connect the Treverton Estate into the wider street based neighbourhood community, with open spaces in the form of a square and communal gardens.

• Design buildings that reflect and integrate with local context.

• Create an environment that improves chances of better social outcomes for residents.

• Enhance living for residents of Treverton and Raymede Towers, with options for the improvement / upgrade of access, common areas, waste management (recyclable storage) and landscaping.

The masterplan supports The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea’s Estate Regeneration Programme. This scheme of partial redevelopment will:

Masterplan

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Perspective Views

Perspective View #1

Option 3 - Partial Redevelopment

Block A Ladbroke Grove elevation treatment and 3D block View #2

Block B Ladbroke Grove elevation treatment and 3D block view #3

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Ladbroke Grove

Ladbroke Grove

St. Charles Sq.

Bruce Close

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Perspective View #4

Block C Ladbroke Grove elevation treatment and 3D block view #5

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Treverton Street

Treverton StreetLadbroke Grove

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Perspective View #6

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Block D Bransford Street elevation treatment and 3D block view #7

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Barlby Road

Bransford Street

Bransford Street

Barlby Road

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Block E Treverton Street elevation treatment and 3D block view #9

Perspective Views

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Perspective View #8

Treverton Street

Treverton Street

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Tower Proposal

Option 3 - Partial Redevelopment

Perspective view #12 - Square and Tower Entrance

Tower Ground Floor Improvements

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Removal of glass panels

Front Porch and door

Brick on ground floor

Internal:

. Improve security

. Wheelchair access to communal areas

. Improving the energy efficiency of the building

. Kitchen replacement

. Bathroom replacement

. Electrical works to flats

. Electrical works to communal areas

. Window/door replacement

External:

. Video door entry,

. Balustrades for the deck access and balconies

. Replacement of the Georgian glass panels

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Landscape Design ProposalResidents’ Gardens

Open Green Space

Integrated Play

Off-site MUGA (upgraded)

Pedestrian Access way

Relocated Community Kitchen Garden

Treverton Square

New Entrances to the Towers

Tree lined Streets

Option 3 - Partial Redevelopment

Landscape Strategy

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Open Garden

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Kitchen Garden

Perspective View #10

Perspective View #11

Raymede Walk

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Option 4 - Full RedevelopmentMasterplan

• Fully reintegrate the Treverton Estate intothe wider neighbourhood community.

• Fully establish a street based neighbourhood for the estate around a central square.

• Create streets in character and scale withthe surrounding neighbourhoods.

This masterplan furthers the aspirations of Option 3, by redeveloping the area ofTreverton and Raymede Towers with new blocks B1, F, G, H and I. As well as the aims of Option 3, full redevelopment seeks to:

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Phase 3

Phase 4

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Phase 2 Phase 3

Phase 4

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Demolished & reprovided homes 42Additional new affordable homes 61Additional new private homes 218

Demolished & reprovided homes 139Additional new affordable homes 87Additional new private homes 218

Reprovided homes 0Additional new affordable homes 60Additional new private homes 0

Reprovided homes 0Additional new affordable homes 0Additional new private homes 96

Reprovided homes 0Additional new affordable homes 0Additional new private homes 71

Reprovided homes 42Additional new affordable homes 1Additional new private homes 0

Reprovided homes 0Additional new affordable homes 0Additional new private homes 51

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OPTION 3

BLOCK A

BLOCK B

BLOCK C

BLOCK D

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Option 4 - Full Redevelopment

Key Elements:

Private Gardens and Courtyards

Open Green Space

The Square

Tree lined Streets

Play Space

Off-site Play Space (upgraded)

Screen Planting

Community Garden

GatewaysLandscape Strategy

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B1

Treverton Square

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Typical Flat Plans

Typical 1 bed Private flat

Typical 1 bed Affordable flat

Typical 2 bed Private flat

Typical 2 bed Affordable flat

Options 3 & 4 - Partial and Full Redevelopment

Typical 3 bed flat

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Options Comparison Table

Options 3 & 4 - Partial and Full Redevelopment

Development Plan * comprising the London Plan (2016), the Royal Borough’s Consolidated

Local Plan (2015) and the ‘Saved’ policies of the Royal Borough’s Unitary Development Plan

(‘UDP’) (May 2002 as amended in September 2007 and December 2010)

Daylight and sunlight is a key planning matter but at this stage it has not been fully tested

for all of the options and therefore does not form part of this assessment. It is assumed that

any option which is taken forward would need to be fully tested against the BRE Guidelines

and the Development Plan policies.

Ongoing maintenance costs for all of the options are not currently available therefore this

has not been assessed at this stage.

Please Note:

This Option Assessment Framework captures the assessment of the options against Council

and Technical criteria only. The resident and stakeholder response to consultation is

captured elsewhere, and will be acknowledged and considered within the Royal Borough's

decision making process

The Red/Amber/Green Rating parameters reflect site specific considerations, i.e. the defined

bands reflect the lowest to highest impacts or outputs. The exact ranges may be adapted

according to the context of the project.

The Red/Amber/Green Ratings are work in progress; the rating may be updated as further

technical information becomes available. All options are considered equally and with

comparative information.

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Preferred Option 3 - Partial Redevelopment

Phase 2

Partial redevelopment is the preferred option that will be presented to Council’s Cabinet in May 2017 for decision.

Key reasons:

1. Best responds to the feedback of residents.

2. Provides new homes on the estate for existing residents whoseproperties will be demolished.

3. Allows for more affordable housing to be built.

4. Maximises estate landscaping.

5. Reduces disruption to residents.

6. Residents can be moved directly into their new homes.

7. Improves the landscaping, providing better access for residents.

8. Improves accessibility for wheelchair users.

9. Creates more cycle storage/lockups.

10. Introduces a new energy/sustainability strategy for the estate.

11. Better reflects the surrounding architecture.

12. Better signage.

13. Better lighting.

14. Better Access

15. Improves security through design.

16. Most financially viable option.

Block A:

60 Affordable Homes

Block B:

96 Private Homes

Block C:

71 Private

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Block D:

43 Affordable Homes

Possible homes for existing tenants

Block E:

51 Private Homes

Possible homes for existing leaseholders

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