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210114 470 Public Consultation Info Pack.Indd Welcome CNM Estates is bringing forward proposals for the revitalisation of 4 St Georges Square. Our aim is to refresh the site, with an attractive and sustainable design that brings new serviced apartments for short-to-medium stay visitors and investment in this important location at the heart of New Malden town centre. This consultation pack sets out our We are hosting a webinar on proposals for the site and we will Monday 8th February where you be running consultation events can hear about our plans direct over the next few weeks to get from the project team and get your views on our plans. your questions answered live. Details of this event are provided below. In light of government guidance during the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, this consultation is taking place using online and CONTACT CENTRE other alternative consultation T: 07872 015 617 tools. Our aim is to engage widely E: [email protected] and make sure everyone has an www.cnmestates.com opportunity to take part in a way St George’s Court, that suits them. 1st Floor. 4 St George’s Square High Street, New Malden, KT3 4HG Once you’ve read through the information pack, we invite you to provide your feedback through WEBINAR our website or contact centre, Monday 8th February 2021 at 18:00 details of which are provided If you would like to join the webinar, below. You can also use these please register via: contact details to get in touch with bit.ly/StGeorgesConsultation us if you have any questions. 01 The Team A dynamic team are working to bring forward the proposals, led by: CNM ESTATES — Developer Founded in 2004, CNM Estates has a track record of success in delivering high quality serviced apartment developments as well as residential, student housing, hotel and mixed use developments. All projects are built with a core philosophy of working collaboratively with local government, businesses and community organisations to realise potential and value through development and regeneration. PANTER HUDSPITH ARCHITECTS — Design Panter Hudsmith Architects is a London-based architectural practice founded in Southwark, London in 1987. We are a team of architects, designers and organisers dedicated to creating the highest quality buildings for our clients. Our vision is to ensure our buildings respond sensitively to their context but remain unquestionably of their time. OUTERSPACE — Landscape & Public Realm Outerspace is a South-West London-based practice specialising in landscape architecture, urban design and ecology. AVISON YOUNG — Planning Avison Young UK (formerly GVA) is a nationwide full service real-estate firm. It’s London-based planning team specialise in helping to deliver places that generate net benefits for the economy, the environment and the community through the planning system. TTP CONSULTING — Transport TTP Consulting is a London-based independent transport planning consultancy and works nationwide providing advice to landowners, developers, retailers, community and faith-based organisations, occupiers and local authorities on all transport planning aspects of projects. FOUR COMMUNICATIONS — Communications TTP Consulting is a London-based independent transport planning consultancy and works nationwide providing advice to landowners, developers, retailers, community and faith-based organisations, occupiers and local authorities on all transport planning aspects of projects. 02 The Site CNM Estates are bringing forward proposals to deliver new serviced accommodation units on an underutilised site in the heart of New Malden. The site at St George’s Court, 4 St George’s Square, is located directly adjacent to New Malden Railway A L T R A C A I C A V E Station, CI Tower and St. George’s C I A G N U E R O V E Square, fronting New Malden High Kingston’s ‘A Vision for New Street. Malden Town Centre’ recognises that there is a key opportunity to The St Georges Court building sits improve this area and create in between two structures built in usable and considered public the 1960s (CI and Apex towers). space for markets and other The building on the proposal site community activities alongside was originally built as an annex to new development opportunities. C O the towers with the mansard roof O built as a later addition. M B E R O T H E C U T C Y C L E W A Y A D N E W M A L D E N T O R A Y N E S P A R K G O C Y C L E R O U T E New MaldenNEW MALDEN StationSTATION S T SITE A T I O N A V E N Apex Tower Car U E Apex park APEX Existing building viewed from St Georges Square - TOWERTower CI Tower Carpark ST GEORGE’S SQUARE C I TOWERCI Tower A V G R A E F T O N N R O A D E U R O D U K E S A V E N U E A D H I G H H O S W T A E R R D R E O T A D 03 The Site The building does not currently reflect the pattern of development along the high street and is of dated, low architectural quality, offering little to the townscape and providing a poor and convoluted experience of arriving and exiting the train station. The square does little to balance and connect St Georges Court with CI Tower and is populated with a few trees and hard landscaping. It is currently underused due to its poor definition as a public space. Station ticket hall and crash barrier to north east corner of the site High Street elevation South east corner facing Station Avenue and CI Tower NorthCaption colonnade and route to St Georges Square 04 C1 Serviced Apartments Schedule C1 Serviced Apartments Schedule 3rd FLOOR = 17 units 3rd FLOOR = 17 units 4th FLOOR = 9 units 4th FLOOR = 9 units 5th FLOOR = 17 units 5th FLOOR = 17 units 6th FLOOR = 17 units 6th FLOOR = 17 units Serviced Apartments 7th FLOOR = 10 units TOTAL = 70 units 7th FLOOR = 10 units TOTAL = 70 units bed bed bed bed bed bed bed bed desk desk desk desk desk desk desk desk bed bed desk desk A different kind of visitor accommodation, that typically attracts corporate guests and table table younger visitors looking for a stay of a few days to a few weeks. coffee coffee table table coffee coffee Lift Firefighting Lift Firefighting New Malden is currently under- WHAT ARE SERVICED APARTMENTS? Lift Lift served by hotels and apartments, • Fully furnished properties available for short/medium-term Escape Stair Escape Stair despite its good location and great stays (up to 90 consecutive days) with hotel-like amenities. Firefighting Stair Firefighting Stair transport connections. HOW IS IT DIFFERENT FROM A HOTEL? This means that New Malden town • More cost-effective accommodation centre and the wider area is • More space and privacy missing out on the visitor • More convenient (kitchenette / full-size kitchen with dishwasher economy. & washing machine, larger living / sleeping areas) • A better solution for social distancing (self-catering facilities, Typical serviced apartment studio layouts Serviced apartments are equipped with full kitchen facilities reduced social spaces & minimal staff contact) Our approach is to build 70 serviced apartments with a mix THE BENEFITS TO THE LOCAL ECONOMY between 1-bed and 2-bed • Increasing visitor numbers accommodation. • Generating revenue for the local economy • Jobs creation and employment rate increase 24 mins to Waterloo PRELIMINARY PRELIMINARY PROJECT PROJECT Kingston St Georges Court, New Malden St Georges Court, New Malden Norbiton DRAWING 4FL & 5FL Proposed Plans Dean Bradley House, 52 Horseferry Road, DRAWING 4FL & 5FL Proposed Plans Dean Bradley House, 52 Horseferry Road, London SW1P 2AF London SW1P 2AF t: 020 7701 0575 e: [email protected] t: 020 7701 0575 e: [email protected] Wimbledon Chase JOB No. DRAWING No. REVISION JOB No. DRAWING No. REVISION DRWN CHKD DRWN CHKD REV DESCRIPTION DATE FILE REV DESCRIPTION DATE FILE BY BY 470 P-04-E9BY BY 470 P-04-E9 1_ Do not scale from this drawing, other than for Planning purposes. 2_All dimensions to be checked on site by the contractor and such dimensions to be his responsibility.1_ Do not scale3_Report from allthis drawing drawing, errors, other than forSCALE Planning purposes. 2_All dimensions to beSIZE checked on site by the contractor and such dimensions to be his responsibility. 3_Report all drawing errors, SCALE SIZE Raynes Park omissions and discrepancies to the architect. 4_Where the drawing is in CAD format, it is uncontrolled - only figured dimensions in hard copies and PDFs to be reliedomissions upon forand checking. discrepancies to the architect. 41_Where:250 the drawing is in CAD format, it is ISOuncontrolled A3 - only figured dimensions in hard copies and PDFs to be relied upon for checking. 1:250 ISO A3 5_All information contained in this drawing is SOLE COPYRIGHT OF PANTER HUDSPITH ARCHITECTS and is not to be reproduced without their permission. 5 _All information contained in this drawing is SOLE COPYRIGHT OF PANTER HUDSPITH ARCHITECTS and is not to be reproduced without their permission. SITE New Malden NEW MALDEN TOWN CENTRE Berrylands Motspur Park Surbiton Malden Manor New Malden is under-served by hotels or serviced apartments. There is no local hotel and only a few residential units made available for short stay rentals High quality accommodation in the Sutton Point development in South London (CNM Estates) 05 D FUTURE COOMBEFUTURE ROAD FUTURE D D A D D FUTUREFUTURE DEVELOPMENT COOMBE ROAD COOMBECOOMBECOOMBE ROADROAD ROAD A A A O A [17/14178/FUL] DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENTDEVELOPMENT [17/14178/FUL] [17/14178/FUL] O O R O O [17/14178/FUL][17/14178/FUL] R R R R E E E B E E B B B B M (to Raynes Park) M A Y M W M E M Kingston) O C L A Y (to C Y W L E C Y C Park) Park) A Y (to Raynes A Y (to Raynes Park)
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