Brent Cross Plot 12 and 202

Brent Cross Town stands as a landmark urban development in North London, forming the centrepiece of the expansive Brent Cross Cricklewood regeneration programme. This ambitious project creates a thoughtfully designed neighbourhood that blends modern urban living with green spaces and community-focused amenities. Upon completion, Brent Cross Town will deliver 6,700 new homes, create office space for up to 25,000 employees, and establish a vibrant high street featuring diverse shops, cafés, and restaurants.

Plot 202 is situated in a prime location along the southern portion of Plot 12, overlooking the newly developed Claremont Park. The 8-storey residential building provides 180 homes in a mix of 1, 2, and 3-bedroom configurations, each benefiting from a central private courtyard offering communal outdoor space, while the building's integrated design seamlessly connects to surrounding green spaces.

The project is a joint venture between Related Argent and Barnet Council to develop a large-scale mixed-use development including new homes, retail and commercial space as well as improved schools and greenspaces in the area.

Adjacent to Plot 202, Plot 12 comprises 120 homes built as replacement residences for the Whitefield Estate residents of Whychcote Point, Clare Point, and Norden Point, alongside accommodation for new residents. The development features two distinctive blocks; one rising 9 storeys and another reaching 12 storeys—with each home including its own private terrace or balcony.

Whittam Cox Architects designed Plot 202, collaborating with Maccreanor Lavington and Squire & Partners for design development and technical design. Working closely with main contractor Midgard, CFS were pleased to supply the Lintels for all levels for Plot 202 and Plot 12 which were fabricated on site in Medmenham. We were delighted for the opportunity work with Midgard again having worked with them on previous successful projects.

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