The proposals are a revisal of existing plans for the former Comag and Padcroft Works. Boon Brown are behind the designs which see house-style and flatted-block style buildings on one section of the former industrial site.

The buildings top out at seven storeys and are very similar to previously approved plans, with internal layout and basement changes being the largest differences. All 104 flats are proposed for the private market, with 23 one bed flats, 71 two bed apartments and 10 larger three bed units.

9 Flats in Waverley Road, Enfield

The photo at the top of the post shows plans for a new building on the site on garages in Enfield. 3 storeys, and not even all the parking will be going.

34 Flat Office Conversion in Lampton Road, Hounslow

Plans in for an office-to-residential conversion using permitted development for 34 flats.

8 Flat Reconfiguration on a Pont Street, Knightsbridge House

An existing 5 flat house, spread over 6 floors, will be converted into 8 flats under plans lodged with Kensington & Chelsea Council.

5 Houses near Barking Road in East Ham

A car repair facility in East Ham is chopping off its back-end in order to create space for 5 new build houses, under plans lodged with Newham Council. Recently flats in the next door were listed for only £100,000!

Roof Extension for 5 Flats in The Broadway, Cheam

Sutton Council received plans for a new second and third floor to provide five flats.

8 Flats in Great Central Avenue, Ruislip

A side extension to an existing office building for eight flats, mostly on the site of a car park.

3 Storey, 6 Flat Building in Roe Green, Kingsbury

Another garage block redevelopment, this time for six flats.

5 Flats on Tavistock Road, Croydon

Yet another car park of an existing apartment block will be going for five flats, this time in Croydon.

Extension and Refurb for 5 Flats in Red Lodge Road, West Wickham

Plans in to convert restaurant offices and prep areas, as well as adding extensions, in order to provide five flats.

17 Flat Nursing Home Conversion in Isleworth

A former care home will be converted into 17 private flats under plans lodged with Hounslow Council.

Office conversion and 2 Storey Extension for 9 Flats in The Walnuts, Orpington

These flats would be great for anyone who ever fancied living in a shopping centre. They’ll be provided across two sites close to each other in the centre of Orpington.

Extension and Flat Rejig in High Street, Barnet

Plans in to reconfigure four flats into 4 flats, plus adding an additional floor to create another four flats on Barnet’s High Street.

Backlands Office 6 Flat Conversion in Church Way, Edgware

Plans in to convert the first floor of an rather oddly located office block into 6 flats in Edgware. The access appears to be entirely along a long path.

The new block will have two main floors then a top floor within a gable roof, the ground floor will be lowered slightly below road level so as not to appear taller than neighbouring properties.

Overall the design is quite traditional, although uses a palette of materials to reflect the suburban housing estate where it is located, so as to appear is if it might have been constructed at the same time and by the same developer as neighbouring properties.

The flats will be converted under the permitted development scheme, meaning that the council can only object on certain grounds such as dangers or transport, and will not receive any infrastructure payments from the conversion.

Sometimes permitted development schemes see very small units created, such as blocks of entirely studio flats. This isn’t the case here, with sixteen four bedroom flats proposed! In addition there will be 23 three bed units, five two bed apartments and two one bed flats. It’s not clear yet whether the units will be marketed at families or sharers, but both would benefit from the advantages of living above a shopping centre with a Costa coffee shop literally underneath the building, a pharmacy opposite and just about every kind of shop on their doorstep.

The Pavillions was made up of three similar blocks to Armstrong House, it appears from Streetview as though two of these three already underwent conversion back in 2008 as Nova Point from dominion housing association.