22 CASE STUDY Quintainwins atWembley


The 743-home Canada Gardens development – the latest step in Wembley Park’smajor regeneration journey – is nowoccupied. Julian Tollast atQuintain Ltd explores the lessons fromthe project so farwith JackWooler, plus thewider benefits of the developer’s Build to Rent focus.


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nyone who hasn’t visitedWembley Park in north London over the last decade will likely be surprised by


the huge changes it has undergone in recent years. Arriving atWembley Park tube station,


visitors are still greeted by views of the iconic stadium, but the once (anecdotally) run-downWembleyWay and its surround- ings are now almost unrecognisable. Following a 15-year development process, the newly tree-lined, repaved, widened, pedestrianised route is surrounded by a range of new shops, event spaces and bars, with new and under-construction residential towers rising high above on either side all the way up to the stadium. This widespread regeneration has


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