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Wembley North West Lands
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  • Architecture
  • Interior design
  • Urban design
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Rebuilding Wembley

Wembley North West Lands

  • Location London, UK
  • Status On site
  • Service Urban design
  • Sector
    Urban design
  • Area 5.7ha
  • Client Quintain Estates and Development

Car parks, warehouses and derelict plots used to populate this 5.7-hectare site to the north-west of London’s Wembley Stadium – poor use of a rich location, in our opinion. We’re fully regenerating the neighbourhood, giving it a high-quality overhaul that will bring it in line with the wider physical, economic and social redevelopment of the area.

At the centre of our residential-led design is a lively neighbourhood hosting up to 1,300 new homes, all of which integrate with wider public infrastructure. A new hotel, shopping street, and various workspaces and leisure facilities will establish a community feel, and cater to both event-day visitors and the local population. The site is self-sufficient but not cut off, thanks to new north-south and east-west connections to the wider area.

After completing our masterplan, we handed the project on for it to be realised – setting this bit of land up to match its surroundings, including the world-class stadium beside it. That’s sure to give Wembley another reason to cheer.

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The regeneration of Wembley is hugely important for the borough. The plans will provide a boost to our local economy [...] and our residents will have a new neighbourhood where communities and local businesses can thrive.
Ann John OBE
Leader, Brent Council
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