Architect appointed to design 600-home redevelopment of housing blocks hit by HS2 disruption

By Tom Lowe2026-01-19T12:01:00

Stirling Prize winner named as lead architect on regeneration of buildings neighbouring high speed line’s Euston site

dRMM has won an £800,000 job to design the redevelopment of five blocks on a housing estate directly adjacent to the HS2 Euston site.

Camden council has appointed the practice as lead architect on the 600-home regeneration of a part of the Regents Park Estate North, which it said has been made “virtually uninhabitable” by construction work for the high-speed line.

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