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third at penthouse level. At street level, the main entrance and reception lounge open directly onto the courtyard, there’s also a listening room and a co-working lounge with an external terrace overlooking the canal. A cycle workshop and food and beverage shops animate the courtyard edge, and to the north, commercial workspace spans two levels with primary access from Woodfi eld Road. A fl oor down, at canal level, a restaurant to the south east of the site sits alongside a cinema room. Underneath the courtyard, is wellness suite with a swimming pool, sauna, steam rooms and a gym extends under the courtyard. According to Joseph, the courtyard roof, which forms the soffi t to the spa


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below, was a particular technical challenge for designers due to the signifi cant loads involved and the need to integrate roofl ights and related waterproofi ng details. Also at canal level, a pavilion on the south western edge houses two levels of affordable workspace and a fl exible events space.


Residents on the 10th storey of the tower have access to shared kitchen and dining areas, and a lounge with views onto the canal.


The site plan for Westbourne Park is split along the north-south axis by a new public route connecting the road to the canalside, which widens as it descends via a staircase to the water. The route functions as the entrance to the scheme, penetrating the brick facade at street level and bringing


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“It was always considered to be a very mixed use scheme, combining places for people to stay and work, with a signifi cant quantity of leisure and amenity” Hazel Joseph, AHMM


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