Bouygues UK has been appointed to develop 150 new homes in the London Borough of Westminster.

Appointed by Taylor Wimpey, the work on Paddington Exchange, which is due to start this month, will see the transformation of a former car park into a new mixed-use, which will provide a combination of 1, 2 and 3-bedroom affordable and private homes in the capital.

The site will consist of four residential blocks varying in height: with the lowest at eight storeys and the largest standing at 14 storeys high.

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Four new commercial units will also be included as part of the development, which is expected to take around two years to deliver and will be handed over in three phases.

Bouygues UK's Regional Director for Housing in London, John Campion, said: "This latest contract underlines our credentials and solid reputation for working with leading property developers in London. From our work in Bayswater on The Hempel Collection, to Pontoon Dock and Hallsville Quarter in Newham; from Queens Park Place in Brent to the Ice House Quarter in Barking and Dagenham, we’re working with local authorities and developers to deliver much-needed housing and regeneration for people right across the capital."

Pic from Taylor Wimpey Central London

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