Eric Parry’s rejected plan to revamp Dolphin Square set for appeal

By Jim Dunton2020-02-12T06:00:00

Eric Parry Architects - Dolphin Square - garden view showing extra storey

Planning inspector to probe redevelopment of 1930s London landmark after councillors overruled officers’ advice to approve

Westminster council’s refusal of Eric Parry Architects’ plans to add 230 new homes to Pimlico’s Dolphin Square is headed to appeal.

Planning officers had supported Parry’s proposals for the 1930s quadrangle development – long a favourite of MPs, peers and society figures – which would have seen the demolition of its northern-most block for replacement with a new 10-storey building.

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