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New homes for the
Aintree Estate
Online Public Exhibition 1 – June 2021
Source: Google, Data SIO, NOAA, U.S. Navy, NGA, GEBCO
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What will we cover today ?
1. Introduction 3. Design considerations
Who we are 4. Building heights
Hartopp and Lannoy Site – Aintree Estate 5. Landscape and open space
Project background 6. Alternative site arrangement
What’s happening now? 7. Next Steps
Project aims Timeline and Next Steps
Why do the Council need to build more Feedback
homes?
What does ‘affordable housing’ mean?
2. What’s happened so far?
Aintree Estate Resident Steering Group
What is the role of the Resident Steering Group?
Your input and how we will feed this back to you
1. Introduction
Meet the team
Niral Patel Omar Villabla
Senior Development Complex Schemes
Manager Manager
Hammersmith & Hammersmith &
Fulham Council Fulham Council
Onur Osman Kate Goldie
Architect Town Planner
BPTW BPTW
Howard Mendick Anka Robins
Community Landscape Designer
Engagement
Consultant LUC
Newman Francis
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Project background In February 2019, The Council published a report on extensive structural surveys of Hartopp and Lannoy Points. These surveys identified health and safety issues with the two tower blocks. Residents were then consulted on proposals to either refurbish or demolish the blocks. Residents voted in favour of demolishing the blocks due to the significant cost associated with refurbishment. All residents have moved to new homes within the borough – many locally. In May 2020, the Council’s demolition contractor took control of the site for the demolition of the existing blocks.
What’s happening now? The Council has committed to replacing the demolished Hartopp and Lannoy Points with high quality new homes - most of these would be affordable. Before we submit a planning application later in the year, we want to work with the community to understand local issues and preferences so that it can inform our designs.
Project aims
Deliver high-quality new homes for the Aintree Estate
At least 50% of the new homes to be affordable
An environmentally sustainable development
Support thriving neighbourhoods and provide high-quality spaces
Be self-financing to protect the Council’s budget
Why do the Council need to build more homes?
A key aim is to replace all the existing flats now being demolished with new homes of much
higher standards of accommodation and environmental design.
There is a pressing need
H & F council is committed
for good quality new
to building 1,800 new
homes to be built
homes over the next 10
to respond to London’s
years.
housing crisis.
New affordable homes
There is currently a waiting can help free up existing
list of c.2900 households housing stock and give
in the borough who require residents homes which are
social housing. more suited to their needs.What does ‘affordable housing’ mean?
Tenure Split
London Living Rent (LLR) &
London Shared Ownership (LSO)
We would provide three types of affordable housing:
1. London Affordable Rent (LAR) is for residents on
the Borough’s housing waiting list who are on lower
incomes.
2. London Living Rent (LLR) offers local residents on
average incomes a lower rent.
40%
3. London Shared Ownership (LSO) allows local 60%
people the chance to buy a share in a new home and
pay rent.
London Affordable Rent (LAR)2. What’s happened so far?
Forming the Aintree Estate Resident Steering Group
The site of the former tower blocks is part of
the Aintree Estate and the new homes we
build there offer the opportunity to meet local
housing needs.
In February 2021, the Council wrote to
residents of the Aintree Estate and invited them
to participate in a Resident Steering Group.
In March 2021, interested residents formed
the Resident Steering Group.What is the role of the Resident Steering Group?
Help the architects to develop the
designs for new housing and public
realm on the site.
Provide expert local knowledge
informed by their experience of living on
Aintree Estate
Advise on how best to engage with the
wider community.
Provide another way for Aintree Estate
residents to give their views on the
development directly to the Council.3. Design Considerations
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Project Name:
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Hartopp
Name: Point & Lannoy
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Drawing Name:
Ground
Drawing Name:Floor
Option 3 ‐ Ground Floor
Drawing Number: Rev: Status:
HLP-BPTW-01-ZZ-DR-A-7112
Drawing Number: Rev: Status:
HLP‐BPTW‐01‐00‐DR‐A‐7515
Project No: RIBA Stage: Drawn By: P03
Scale: S3
20-139
Project No:
01
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Drawn By: Scale:
1:200 @ A0
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1:200m
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0 2 10 205. Landscaping and Open Space
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Landscape Proposals
Different types of open space Open Space Distribution
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for Hammersmith and Fulham Building
BUILDING
Residents Consultation - Landscape Strategy
7.04.2021 Chasemore House
Existing Proposed
PROPOSED
Gardens BUILDING
Building
Type of Space Donnelly Court
Vehicle access -- parking
Vehicle access parkingand
andservicing
servicing
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Public pedestrian space
space
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footway Ha
Pedestrian / cycle
cycle routes
routesHartopp and Lannoy Point
for Hammersmith and Fulham
Hartopp and Lannoy Point
for Hammersmith
Hartopp and
Residents Lannoy and -Fulham
Point
Consultation Landscape Strategy
for Hammersmith and Fulham
Residents
7.04.2021 Consultation - Landscape Strategy
Landscape Proposals
Residents Consultation - Landscape Strategy
7.04.2021
Open space character areas
Landscape
Open SpaceProposals
Character
7.04.2021
Landscape Proposals
Open Space Character
Open Space Character
Pedestrianised Public Space
Pedestrianised Public
Pedestrianised Public Space
Space
• Safe pedestrian space - No general vehicale movement other than occassional servicing.
•• Safepedestrian
pedestrian
Diverse
Safe space --including
planting space
palette No general
No general vehicale
specimen movement
vehicaletree other
planting.
movement otherthan
thanoccassional
occassionalservicing.
servicing.
•• Diverse
High planting
quality palette
paving with including
integrated specimen
seating tree
and planting.
play.
Diverse planting palette including specimen tree planting.
•• Highquality
High qualitypaving
pavingwith
with integrated
integrated seating
seating and
and play.
play.
Streets andand
Streets Parking
ParkingCourts
Courts Communal
CommunalCourtyards
Courtyards
Streets andpedestrian
• Dedicated Parking
• Dedicated Courts
pedestrian pathways,
pathways, separated
separated fromfrom main
main carriageway.
carriageway. Communal
• • Places
Placesfor Courtyards
forplay,
play, foodgrowing
food growing and relaxing.
relaxing.
• • Shared
Shared
Dedicated surface
surface
pedestrian parking
parking courts.
courts.
pathways, separated from main carriageway. Covered
• • Covered
Places sections
forsections toprovide
to
play, food provide shelter
growing shelter and privacy
privacy from
and relaxing. fromupper
upperlevel
levelflats.
flats.
• Shared surface parking courts.planting.
• Integrated
Integrated tree tree
and and street
street planting. Localised
Localised planters
planters to act
to act as drainage
as drainage features.
features. • Covered sections to provide shelter and privacy from upper level flats. LUCLUC
| 03| 03
• Integrated tree and street planting. Localised planters to act as drainage features.
LUC | 03Hartopp and Lannoy Point
Play and recreation space for Hammersmith and Fulham
Residents Consultation - Landscape Strategy
Hartopp and Lannoy
7.04.2021
Hartopp
for Hammersmith
forand
Point
and Lannoy Point
Hammersmith
Fulham and Fulham
Landscape Proposals Public Space Communal Courtyards
Residents Consultation
Residents- Landscape
Consultation
Strategy
- Landscape Strategy
Play and Recreation Strategy 7.04.2021 7.04.2021
Landscape
Landscape
Proposals
Proposals • Play trail with level changes • Informal inclusive Play Space
Play and
Play
Recreation
and Recreation
StrategyStrategy
• Integrated equipment which allows • Climbing objects
Public Space Communal Courtyards
children to swing, slide and climb • Informal• Play
• Play trail with level changes
Explorer
Space
path
• • Public
Seating Space
IntegratedPublic
areas
equipment Space
& shelter
which allows
children to swing, slide and climb.
• Communal • Communal
Climbing Courtyards
Small
objects
• Explorer paths
Courtyards
pieces of fixed equipment
• Seating
Play trail
• with
Play
&level
trail
changes
with level changes • • Small
Informal •Play
pieces Informal
ofSpace Play Space
fixed equipment
• • •Table tennis
areas
Integrated
• and which
shelter
equipment
Integrated exercise
equipment
allowswhich allows • • • objects
Climbing Seating
Climbing for carers
objects
• Table tennis • Seating for carers
children equipment
• equipment
Exercise to swing,
childrenslide
to swing,
and climb.
slide and climb. • Explorer• paths
Explorer paths
Informal
INFORMAL • Seating •areas Seating
& shelter
areas & shelter • Small pieces
• Small
of fixed
pieces
equipment
of fixed equipment
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PLAY • Table tennis
• Table tennis • Seating •for carers
Seating for carers
• Exercise• equipment
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7.04.2021
Landscape Proposals
Residents Consultation - Landscape Strategy
Hartopp and Lannoy Point
7.04.2021 for Hammersmith and Fulham
Tree and Planting Strategy
Hartopp and Lannoy Point
Landscape Proposals for Hammersmith and Fulham Residents Consultation - Landscape Strategy
Tree and Planting Strategy
Trees and planting
7.04.2021
Residents Consultation - Landscape Strategy
Landscape Proposals 7.04.2021
Landscape Proposals
Tree and Planting Strategy
Tree and Planting Strategy
Medium Trees to Boundaries
Medium Trees to Boundaries
Medium Trees to Boundaries
Medium Trees to Boundaries
Other Green Features
Other Green Features
Other Green Features
Other Green Other Green Features• Boundary planting - hedges
• Boundary planting - hedges
Features
• • Shrubs
Boundary planting - planting
and perennial hedges to
•
Boundary plantingand
• courtyards
Shrubs • Shrubs
- hedges
perennial and perennial
planting to planting to
and publiccourtyards
realm and public realm
•
Shrubs and perennialandplanting to realm
• Boundary planting –courtyards
• Living
courtyards
hedges
roofs to new
and public
public
• buildings
realm Living roofs to new buildings
• • Bat Living roofs to new buildings
• Shrubs and• perennial
• Living and bird
Batplanting
roofs to new boxes• Bat and bird boxes
buildings Specimen Tree Planting
Specimen Tree Planting Smaller Flowering SpeciesSpecies
Smaller Flowering
• Bug
• and and bird boxes
birdhotels • Bug hotels Specimen Tree Planting Smaller Flowering Species
Bat
• Climbers
• hotels
boxes
Bug hotelsto blank•boundary
Climberswalls Specimen
to blank Tree Planting
boundary walls Smaller Flowering Species
to courtyards and
• Bug
• public
Climbersrealmto blank boundary walls
• Climbers to blank boundary walls
• Living roofs to new buildings Existing
Existing
Existing Tree Groups TreeTree
Groups
- Possible Groups
- Possible
retention retention or replacement
or replacement
Existing Tree Groups - Possible retention
Existing Tree Groups - Possible retention or replacement or replacement
• Bat and bird boxes
• Bug hotels
• Climbers to blank boundary walls.
LUC | 05
LUC | 05 LUC | 05
LUC | 05Parking and movement strategy
Parking Summary
Existing junction
• The proposed development would arrangement
Turning area
be car-free, except for blue-badge maintained
for refuse and
disabled owners. emergency
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the site which are currently used by Parking
the wider Aintree Estate may be re- Court Road
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provided on the site.
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• The current designs provide
approximately 20 car parking spaces, Access Access via
to exist
Chasem ing gar existing
with the possibility of a further 7 ages
ore Ho dropped
blue-badge spaces if required. use
kerbs
Key
Vehicle Access (All Vehicles) BLOCK A & B
Vehicle Access (Cars and Vans)
Standard Parking Bays (14)
Donnelly Court
Wheelchair Accessible Parking
Bays (10)
Wheelchair Accessible Expansion
Bays (9)
Existing on-street parking bays Parking bay to
Existing garage access below Daw
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Chasemore House (A32 associated to
N 19)
Reduced headroom (Height below adjacent ground
deck approx 2.1m) floor unit.Accessibility strategy
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2 - Parking Courtyard.
3 - Pedestrian Route.
4 - Communal Courtyards.
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10 - Specimen Tree Planting. M
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11 - Parking Expansion Area. Existing Existing tree
Parking zone will
Court 11 7 impact on new
Chasemore House pedestrian link to
10
8
Pellant Road
Existing 3
Private
9
Courtyard
BLOCK A & B
7
Donnelly Court
10 4
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19)
ArmsWhat do you think about the
proposals?6. Alternative site arrangement
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Option A - Retain existing trees Option B - Better street scene, broader communal open spaceWhich option do you prefer?
7. Timeline and Next Steps
Project Timeline
March 2021 Spring 2021
Residents Steering First Virtual Drop-in Resident Steering Meetings with the
Group Formed Public Exhibition Public Event Group meetings council’s Planners
Autumn 2021 Summer 2021
Planning 3rd Public Independent Design 2nd Public
application Exhibition and Review Panel Exhibition and
submitted Feedback Feedback
Winter - Spring 2021/22 Spring - Summer 2022 Late 2022
Subject to obtaining
Planning application planning approval Detail design and Earliest construction
decided procurement could startQuestions and Answers
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