Eric Parry’s controversial Pimlico plans set for green light

By Jim Dunton2019-06-04T10:15:00

Dolphin Square - Eric Parry Architects - illustrative view of proposed retail units on Chichester St

Westminster councillors advised to back redevelopment of 1930s landmark despite objections

Eric Parry Architects’ proposals to add 230 new homes to Pimlico’s groundbreaking Dolphin Square development are set to be given the go-ahead – despite the objection of heritage groups.

The practice’s plans for the quadrangle development – which has long been a favourite of MPs, peers, and society figures – will see the demolition of its northernmost block, Rodney House, for replacement with a new 10-storey building.

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