Oxford Street revamp gets green light

By Dave Rogers2019-08-14T05:00:00

Street-level view of AHMM's Oxford Street proposals

Westminster planners OK scheme despite objections of Historic England

Plans by AHMM to redevelop a run of shops on Oxford Street and to replace them with a single eight-storey building have been given the green light despite the objections of Historic England.

The scheme, created for King Sloane Properties and Element Capital, will demolish all but the facades of four buildings on the south side of the shopping street, but preserve more of the grade II-listed No 35, which was built in 1909.

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