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DSDHA s Cundy Street Quarter proposals, seen from Pimlico Road DSDHA s Cundy Street Quarter proposals, seen from Ebury Street Elizabeth Place, which forms part of DSDHA s Cundy Street Quarter proposals The 1950s-built Cundy Street Flats in Belgravia Source: Google Maps Source: Google Maps Architect DSDHA’s proposals to replace five blocks of 20 th-century flats in an exclusive part of central London with a taller residential scheme that includes much more retail and leisure space – as well as specialist housing for older people – are poised for approval by Westminster council Landowner Grosvenor Estate’s controversial plans would see the demolition of the four 1950s blocks that make up Belgravia’s seven-storey Cundy Street Flats development and social housing block Walden House, which was completed in 1924. The buildings would be replaced by a mixed-use scheme that would be 11 storeys at its tallest.

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