site location

site location

Hampstead Heath Tufnell Park Murphy’s Yard is a large industrial site of approximately 15.5 acres located in the northern part of Kentish Town, within the London Borough of Camden. The Regis Road Growth Area lies to the South of Murphy’s Yard, with the two sites separated by train tracks. Gospel Oak Station Proposals for the site include a mix of uses including Gordon House Road industrial, office, and residential floorspace with Sanderson & Carrol supporting retail, leisure and health uses. Close Estate Proposals will include the provision of new open space Murphy’s HQ and “The Heathline”; a new pedestrian and cycle Sanderson Close Fortess Road connection linking Kentish Town to Gospel Oak and Highgate Road Hampstead Heath. Highgate The scheme hopes to deliver: Studios

- Circa 750 new homes (target of 35% affordable) Greenwood Centre - Circa 4,000 new jobs Kentish Town Greenwood Place - Circa 35,000sqm industrial floor space City Farm The Forum - Circa 36,000sqm office floor space Weedington Estate Town RoadKentish - New open space - New leisure facilities Regis Road Business Park - New healthcare facilities Kentish Town Station - Retail opportunities for local businesses - Multi-generational play space - Enhanced ecology - Affordable workspace SITE LOCATION PLAN 1 an underused site

an underused site Hampstead Heath

The site is currently underutilised and the redevelopment opens up many opportunities. Many of the operational Gospel Oak Station Gordon House Road areas are underused, so there is significant potential to

Fortess Road create more homes, more jobs, more open spaces, and a Sanderson & Carrol new public route between Kentish Town and Hampstead Close Estate Heath. Sanderson Road With Murphy’s staying on site, they are invested in Highgate Road creating a vibrant and inclusive neighbourhood. 05 01 Highgate Studios

Greenwood 04 Centre

Greenwood Place 03 The Forum

02

murphy hq Regis Road Business Park Kentish Town Station

AERIAL PHOTO OF THE SITE IN ITS CURRENT OPERATION

shed 2

shed 3

01 | SHEDS 2, 3 AND MURPHY HQ 02 | MATERIAL AND VEHICLE STORAGE 03 | CAR PARK AND TEMPORARY OFFICE 04 | SURFACE CAR PARK 05 | MATERIAL STORAGE 2 the vision for murphy’s yard

1

Kentish Town Gate, an open space at the gateway into the development from Kentish Town, surrounded by residential, employment and cultural uses.

2

1

2

VIEW LOCATION KEY UNIQUE street character, CELEBRATING THE INDUSTRIAL HISTORY OF THE SITE.

3 the vision for murphy’s yard

1 2

The heritage and cultural hub of the scheme with restaurants, event space and work space within the historic locomotive sheds.

1

2

1

Murphy’s Yard, the hub of the employment area WITH A DIVERSE RANGE OF WORKSPACES VIEW LOCATION KEY CREATING A MULTITUDE OF EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES. 4 the vision for murphy’s yard

1 2

lush, green streets along the heathline.

2

1

VIEW LOCATION KEY A dramatic route through one of the heritage locomotive sheds.

5 the vision for murphy’s yard

1

the Heath Cliff, a generous and lush landscaped area, located in the centre of the site, where the residentially led neighbourhood and employment led neighbourhoods meet.

2

1

2

VIEW LOCATION KEY A WELCOMING ENTRANCE at gordon house with open space to play, social and relax.

6 the vision for murphy’s yard

1 2

Murphy’s Mews, providing family houses and a wide range of housing types in the residentially led neighbourhood in the north of the site.

2

1

A generous opening to the scheme from Gordon House Road, into the residential VIEW LOCATION KEY led neighbourhood of the proposals, with play streets and informal play. 7 the vision for murphy’s yard the heathline Hampstead Heath We want to provide a new public and accessible pedestrian Gordon House Road and cycle route that connects Kentish Town, Gospel Gospel Oak Oak, Dartmouth Park, Hampstead Heath and beyond, Station opening up Murphy’s Yard to the local community.

Sanderson & Carrol Murphy’s have been working with the Council and local Close Estate groups to help shape the vision for the area. They were delighted to see the Kentish Town Neighbourhood Plan and the draft Dartmouth Park Neighbourhood Plan incorporate the team’s idea for the Heath Line. This Murphy’s HQ Sanderson Close green link would bring Hampstead Heath into the site Highgate Road and provide a verdant route that is rich with biodiversity and opportunity for a variety of open spaces to relax, Highgate play and socialise. Studios Redeveloping the site could improve connectivity across the surrounding neighbourhoods and open up access into Murphy’s Yard. Greenwood Centre

Fortess Road

The Forum

Hampstead Heath

Regis Road Business Park Kentish Town Station Weedington Estate N

HEATHLINE CONCEPT DIAGRAM ILLUSTRATIVE SITE LAYOUT PLAN 8 CELEBRATING INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE the locomotive sheds Shed 2 workshops

Located at the heart of the site, locomotive sheds 2 and event space 3 are proposed for repurposing as part of the celebration cafe of the site’s industrial heritage. reception Shed 2 is proposed to provide a combination of event space, food and beverage, and workspace within the lobby permanent food existing footprint of the building. stalls

Shed 3 is proposed to provide a combination of ground seating floor light industrial workspace, with upper floors raised temporary food over a dramatic route through the centre of the existing stalls footprint. main entrance

LOCOMOTIVE SHED 2 ILLUSTRATION OF POTENTIAL SHED 2 GROUND FLOOR ACTIVATION

workshop / other Shed 3 (B1C)

workshop / other (B1C) Shed 2

MICROBREWERY / other (B1C)

shed 3 south shed 3 North office office lobby (B1A) lobby (B1A)

tap room / other (b1c)

Shed 3

VIEW LOCATION KEY LOCOMOTIVE SHED 3 ILLUSTRATION OF POTENTIAL SHED 3 GROUND FLOOR ACTIVATION 9 our proposals for the site

circa 75 E - ci - circ - circa G - 0 PAC rca CE a 3 RE 15 N H S 3 A 6, A ,0 I o L 5 SP 00 C 0 land use requirements S m IA ,0 0 H 0 U e 0 E T s O s R 0 C s L q T I q A H S s F m F m E U q H O The site is a locally significant industrial site (LSIS) D m N requiring the intensification of industrial use class on the I site. The Local Authority considers that the site could accommodate much needed homes. Office and small amounts of other uses are proposed to complement the policy requirements of an employment led scheme and to ensure a fully mixed-use neighbourhood.

HOMES - 3 BLE DEVEL NCED ECOL LAY SPACE E 5 NA OP A OG P Influences BL % I M NH Y A T TA E E D A S N R R U T O G S F E These have been set by several planning documents: F T A The London Plan (2016) Draft London Plan (ongoing) Camden Local Plan (2017) Draft Camden Site Allocations Plan (ongoing) Kentish Town Neighbourhood Forum: Neighbourhood Plan (2016) CLE CY ROU URE & RET PEN SPACE L & EVENT EW TE IS AI O RA S N LE L U PA LT C Dartmouth Park Neighbourhood Forum: Neighbourhood U E Plan (2020) C Kentish Town Planning Framework (2020)

10 placemaking principles

REGIS ROAD REGIS ROAD REGIS ROAD GROWTH AREA GROWTH AREA GROWTH AREA

HIGHGATE ROAD HIGHGATE ROAD HIGHGATE ROAD Kentish town heath cliff BUSINESS AREA HEALTH CARE BUSINESS AREA BUSINESS AREA gate employment led area mixed use town centre murphy’s yard murphy’s mews mixed use town centre employment led area locomotive gospel oak residential led area residential led AREA sheds gate EMPLOYMENT HOMES NEIGHBOURHOOD & CHARACTER Modern and sustainable employment - supporting business, delivering additional DELIVERING ADDITIONAL HOMES, INCLUDING a target of 35% affordable. create an area rich and varied in character of its own, which stitches into jobs, affordable workspace, industrial, warehouse and creative uses surrounding neighbourhoods and celebrates its local and historic context

HAMPSTEAD HEATH

RETAINED TREES

GOSPEL OAK CITY FARM

REGIS ROAD REGIS ROAD REGIS ROAD GROWTH AREA GROWTH AREA GROWTH AREA ECOLOGICAL CORRIDOR

RETAINED TREES

HIGHGATE ROAD HIGHGATE ROAD HIGHGATE ROAD BUSINESS AREA BUSINESS AREA BUSINESS AREA GREENWOOD open space CENTRE SUSTAINABLE URBAN WELLBEING trees DRAINAGE (SUDS) heath line meandering culture led FORUM CHURCH route COMMUNITY play space mixed-use potential open space culture led green roof mixed-use cycle route health cycle route podium garden heath line

KENTISH ROUTES & CONNECTIONS TOWN HEALTH & WELLBEING SUSTAINABILITY & GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE Extroverting the site, delivering both a direct and meandering heathline, and make a neighbourhood that promotes the health and wellbeing of its communities aspire to create a zero emission zone, new open spaces and areas of biodiversity, future-proofing opportunity for further connections and reduces health and social inequality in the wider area, creating a diverse and energy efficient buildings and connect to and enhance existing green inclusive neighbourhood infrastructure 11 working with the local community development public exhibition 01 community workshops Public Exhibition 02 management forum The first public exhibitions took place on Community workshops took place on the The second public exhibitions took place An online Development Management 16th and 20th July 2019. Leaflets were 4th and 6th November 2019. on 29th and 30th November 2019. Forum took place on 8th September 2020 sent to 6769 addresses inviting residents between 7pm and 9pm. The following workshops were held at the The following workshops were held at the to attend . Greenwood Centre: Greenwood Centre: A total of over 120 people attended the The following public consultation drop-in Monday the 4th of November from Friday 29th November (Greenwood Centre) Development Management Forum. events were held: 2pm-4pm and 6pm - 8pm 1pm – 4pm Tuesday the 16th of July from 3pm-7pm – Wednesday the 6th of November from Saturday 30th November (Gospel Oak The O2 Forum Kentish Town 2pm-4pm and 6pm - 8pm Primary School) 10am – 1pm Saturday the 20th of July from 10am-2pm A total of 76 people attended the consultation A total of 61 people attended the consultation – Gospel Oak Primary School workshop events across the two days they drop-in events. A total of 188 people attended the were held. consultation drop-in events.

FEEDBACK FEEDBACK FEEDBACK FEEDBACK The following priorities were identified The main topics covered were as follows: Feedback broadly revolved around the same Questions commonly raised by attendees during the exhibitions: themes as that gathered at the workshops a included: - Height & Views few weeks earlier. Issues commonly raised - Green Space & Public Realm - Types of housing being delivered - Green & Open Space by attendees included: - New Access Routes - Affordable - Sustainability - The height of the proposed residential - Sustainability buildings and consequent impacts on views - Family homes - Permeability and neighbouring sites. - Housing Provision - Community led - Affordable Housing - The ratio of affordable housing to be - Employment Creation - Concerns about scale and massing - Entertainment (A class use) provided on-site. - Routes, spaces and views (from both - Office & Industrial Use (B class use) - The nature of the public spaces and cycle and pedestrian paths proposed as part Hampstead Heath and Kentish Town) Whilst there was a variety of opinion on of the Hampstead Heath – Kentish Town - Connections across the site and display from attendees, it was apparent ‘green link’. surrounding areas that there was a willingness to engage and compromise on elements of the scheme - Impact on traffic and highways that might be considered more contentious. - Timeframe for application and delivery 12 responding to consultation key changes from last consultation

WORKPLACE REPLACED THREE STOREY HOUSES WITH RESIDENTIAL AND APARTMENTS In response to the close consultation with the community, BUILDING INTRODUCED a number of design changes have been implemented PERGOLA GARDEN across the proposals. Implemented changes are as OMITTED AND ROUTES LOCATED THROUGH follows: SHED 3 RATHER THAN AROUND IT. SHED 3 REDUCED TO 6 STOREYS. - The introduction of two-three storey houses to the WAREHOUSE LIVING north of the site to provide family homes and a variety AND YARD SPACES INTRODUCED ADJACENT of residential housing types. TO HIGHGATE STUDIOS

RESIDENTIAL ACCOMMODATION - The introduction of maisonettes and duplexes to the INTRODUCED TO KENTISH TOWN GATE mansion block plots located in the North of the site. ADDITIONAL ARTICULATION TO Providing residential frontages at ground floor and RESIDENTIAL PLOTS. MASSING DEVELOPED maximising the opportunity for family homes. TO STEP AWAY FROM THE HEATH LINE.

- Increased articulation of the residential plots to the RESIDENTIAL ACCOMMODATION north of the site, ensuring that the building mass steps INSTEAD OF INDUSTRIAL AT GROUND FLOOR away from the Heathline.

LEISURE SPACE INSTEAD HEALTH CARE FACILITY CAFE INTEGRATED INTO - Revised massing approach to Shed 3 in the centre of OF INDUSTRIAL AT PROPOSED AT CENTRE PLOT F TO INCREASE GROUND FLOOR OF SITE PUBLIC SPACE the site, providing a series of legible routes around this key focal point in the heart of the site. FRAMEWORK DIAGRAM - NOVEMBER 2019 FRAMEWORK DIAGRAM - SEPTEMBER 2020 - Reduction of office space across the framework. - Provision of health care facility at the centre of the site. - Reduction of industrial space across the framework. - Residential plot introduced at Kentish Town Gate. - Greater variety of ground floor uses introduced across PUBLIC EXHIBITION - TUESDAY 16TH JULY, PUBLIC EXHIBITION - SATURDAY 20th JULY, WORKSHOP 01 - MONDAY 04th NOVEMBER, WORKSHOP 04 - WEDNESDAY 06th NOVEMBER, the framework. 3pm - 7pm AT THE O2 FORUM KENTISH TOWN 10am - 2pm AT GOSPEL OAK PRIMARY SCHOOL 2pm - 4pm AT THE GREENWOOD CENTRE 2pm - 4pm AT THE GREENWOOD CENTRE 13 a mixed use ground floor ground floor activity

The proposals for Murphy’s Yard provide a variety of carefully curated ground floor uses to ensure an active COMMUNITY and diverse public realm experience. The following RESIDENTIAL ground floor uses are distributed across the framework:

- Residential dwellings RESIDENTIAL - Community uses RESIDENTIAL - Small food and beverage offerings RESIDENTIAL LEISURE / RETAIL - Light industrial workspace RESIDENTIAL - Office workspace

- Healthcare use HEALTH CARE

- Leisure space WORKSPACE LEISURE / FOOD & BEVERAGE / WORKSPACE LIGHT INDUSTRY industrial workspace LIGHT INDUSTRY A variety of industrial workspace opportunities have been identifed for the site as follows: INDUSTRY WORKSPACE - Storage WORKSPACE

- Workshops FOOD & BEVERAGE

- Food Production RESIDENTIAL FOOD & BEVERAGE - Film Studios - Maker Spaces - Fashion Studios ILLUSTRATIVE SITE LAYOUT PLAN 14 our proposed massing massing strategy

25 22 18 The massing strategy of the proposals continues to 16 21 18 16 14 19 18 14 evolve as part of an iterative process. The design team 16 10 is working to find the most sensitive and appropriate 12 massing solution for the site while acknowledging the various land use requirements and constraints.

The proposed massing responds to the numerous NOVEMBER 2019 MASSING - max 18 storeys MASSING ITERATION - max 25 storeys MASSING ITERATION - max 21 storeys MASSING ITERATION - max 16 storeys constraints impacting the site, including the need to balance views North over the site from Kentish Town to Parliament Hill, with views South over the site from Parliament Hill across the skyline of London.

12 The massing is spread across 17 buildings ranging in 13 16 18 14 15 height from 3 to 18 storeys. 11 M L O J K 13 7 3 I P 10 S 3 6 3 3 8 Q 2 8 H

8 G A F B

KEY: 7 residential C industry (B2/B8) industry (B1C) office (B1 A) F & B / LEISURE (a1-a5/d2/sUI GENERIS) HEALTH CARE (D1 )

Other (D1 / D2 )

DIAGRAM ILLUSTRATING PRIORITY VIEWS ACROSS THE SITE PROPOSED MASSING - max 18 storeys 15 the heathline 2.5

5 view cone 2.5

2

VIEWS TOWARDS PARLIAMENT HILL 1

Kentish Town Neighbourhood Plan policy D1 states: The evolving proposals acknowledge the view towards "the protected view, [is] from a point adjacent to Kentish Town GENERAL DEVELOPMENT POLICIES the crown of ParliamentGE NHillER fromAL DE KentishVELOPM TownENT P OstationLICIES station towards the crown of Parliament Hill." The diagram above illustrates the Kentish Town Neighbourhood KTNF has surveyed the Core and Secondary result in less than 60% of the premises in Secondary DestablishedESIGN POLICIE inS the Kentish Town Neighbourhood Plan. Frontages in Kentish Town Road (see Appendix 1, Frontages being in retail use. Plan view corridor in red, and our proposed reinterpretation of p.67) Indeed, this view has inspired our concept of the the view corridor in blue . In the Core Frontage of Kentish Town Road, out The policy seeks to implement the policies set out POLICY D1: THE VIEW OF PARLIAMENT HILL of 120 premises the percentage of A1 Shops usage is in the following documents: Camden DP12, CS5, THeathline.he uninterrupted vWeiew t ohavewards P aanalysedrliament Hill fro mthe the a rviewea adjac einnt tgreato Kentish detail,Town 61% while in the combined Secondary Frontages north CS7 and CS8; Camden CPG 5 Town Centres, Retail Underground station is required to be maintained, as far as possible, for future generations. and south of the Core Frontage, out of 99 premises the and Employment; Camden Retail Study Update 2008; Aandny de vproposeelopment that tathatkes pl aince wtheithin thcontexte "Periphera lof Co rrtheidor" , Heathline,shown in the plan andbelow, percentage of A1 Shops usage is only 32%. Camden Business Premises Study Final 2011; must be compatible with the view in terms of its setting, scale and massing and be subject This evidence demonstrates that the Secondary Camden Retail and Town Centre Study (GVA 2013); titso as sassociatedessment of viability osequencen proposals comin gof for wspaces,ard. that the most Frontages in Kentish Town Road are not thriving. Camden Local Economic Assessment May 2011; There are distinct signs of decay in these areas. It is Kentish Town Centre Retail Profile (Camden Economic Rappropriateeasoned Justification viewpoint be locatedKTNF is include dat in D theartmou thjunction Park Neighbourh oofod clear that the CPG5 Guidance must be strengthened Development Team, 2010); Town Centres SPG Greater The role of design and its setting, scale and massing Forum’s area. KTNF has agreed a Memorandum of and that the Council must resist proposals that would London Authority July 2014. wKentishill become eve nTown more criti cRoadal with any anddevelop mLeightonent Understan dRoad.ing with DPN F and DPNF has sent KTNF that takes place within the "Protected Corridor" a letter agreeing in principle with Policy D1 The View identified on the Plan. of Parliament Hill (see Appendix 3 p.69). We have POLICY SW3: CONSECUTIVE SECONDARY SHOPPING FRONTAGES TheIn our sproposedtreet engagements wapproachith the public, one otof athelso dis cviewussed the conepolicy with recognisesthe management of Within Secondary Shopping Frontages proposed changes of use resulting in more than two tthehe mo sviewt common lytowards mentioned wish eParliaments was that this the M uHillrphy S itase. a dynamic view consecutive frontages being in non-A1 Shops usage will be resisted. view of Parliament Hill and trees must be protected. “A view of trees is, along with the availability of KTNF View Corridor Twhichhe view is c hcanerished beby lo caeffectivelyl people and visitors framednatural are aands nearb yfocussed, the strongest facto r byaffec titheng Reasoned Justification Camden Policy DP12 seeks to prevent alike. The space is accessible and makes the people’s satisfaction with their neighbourhood.” Proposed View Corridor In Kentish Town Road the Secondary Frontages are concentrations of uses that will harm a centre’s eproposednvironment more i nmassingviting. In this ver yfrom built-up a area numberDesign Cou nofcil C locationsABE – The Value o fbetween Public Space. north and south of the Core Frontage which is east attractiveness to shoppers. The proliferation of three it is the only chance to get a long green view. The policy seeks to implement the policies set out side 124 – 282, west side 189 Kentish Town Road – (or more) consecutive non-retail premises is affecting theKTN Ftwo unders tpointsands that the shown.view outside the in the following documents: The National Planning PROPOSED SITE LAYOUT OVERLAID WITH KENTISH TOWN NEIGHBOURHOOD FORUM VIEW CONE (RED) AND PROPOSED HEATHLINE VIEW CONE (BLUE) 10 Fortess Road. A1 Shops usage within the Core the character and vitality of the Secondary Frontages. borders of the KTNF Area cannot be protected by Policy Framework: NPPF 73, 74, 109 and Camden Frontage is fairly successfully protected by KTNF has surveyed the consecutive frontages in the this policy. Much of the area outside the borders of policies CS5, CS14, CS15, CS16. Camden’s policy of generally resisting proposals that Secondary Frontages in Kentish Town Road (see will result in less than two consecutive premises Appendix 2, p.69). In the Secondary Frontages in being in non-retail use (CPG5 and DP12). In Kentish Town there are eight instances of three or 1 massing frames view 2 Secondary Frontages Camden’s limit is three more consecutive non-A1 Shops usage premises. of parliament hill massing frames view consecutive non-retail premises. The policy seeks to implement the policies set out of parliament hill An over-concentration of non-retail uses within a in the following documents: Camden DP12, CS5, Secondary Frontage detracts from its shopping CS7 and CS8; Camden CPG 5 Town Centres, Retail function and prejudices the vitality and viability of the and Employment; Camden Retail Study Update 2008; area as a whole. It is therefore necessary to protect Camden Business Premises Study 2011; Camden the shopping function by controlling the balance of Retail and Town Centre Study (GVA 2013); Kentish retail and non-retail uses. Policy SW3 seeks to Town Centre Retail Profile 2010; Camden Retail improve the current mix of uses by restricting the Frontages Survey 2013; Town Centres SPG Greater number of consecutive non retail uses permissible. London Authority July 2014.

Potential location for heathline bridge connection consented development on 369-377 Kentish town road consented development on 369-377 Kentish town road

EXTRACT FROM KENTISH TOWN NEIGHBOURHOOD FORUM NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN - POLICY D1 VIEW 1 - VIEW FROM KENTISH TOWN STATION VIEW 2- VIEW FROM LEIGHTON ROAD

į 16 The diagram illustrates the protected view, from a point Murphy site). To each side of the main protected corridor, į 2-10 Highga te Road, an example of more than three consecutive non-A1 Shops in a Kentish Town Road Secondary Frontage adjacent to Kentish Town Station towards the crown of a further 2.5 degrees zone is defined, in which great care 2 Estate Agent – A2 8 Office – B1 Parliament Hill. From the central line of view, a corridor of and justification must be made for any new development 4 Cafe/Restaurant – A3 10 Restaurant/Take Away – A3/A5 2.5 degrees to either side is protected from all new above the previously noted ridge line. 6 Dental Surgery – D1 development above the ridge of the building noted (on 18 19 LOCAL VIEWS 1

city cluster bacton tower

proposed development obscured by trees the shard VIEWS FROM PARLIAMENT HILL

Just as they acknowledge the views from Kentish Town to Parliament Hill, the evolving proposals place equal importance on the views south from Parliament Hill over the skyline of London. From the top of the hill one can see green space and trees and then layers of development towards the tall building clusters of central London, and beyond that to the horizon formed by the high ground of south London. As one progresses down the hill, central London gradually disappears from view so that at the bottom of the slope it is only the tops of distant tall buildings that are seen beyond the trees at the edge of the Heath.

ILLUSTRATION OF MASSING FROM LVMF 2A.1 PARLIAMENT HILL: THE SUMMIT

1 3 2 3 proposed city cluster bacton tower bacton tower 2 development

proposed the shard the shard development

VIEW LOCATION KEY ILLUSTRATION OF MASSING FROM SOUTH OF THE SUMMIT OF PARLIAMENT HILL ILLUSTRATION OF MASSING FROM LVMF 2B.1 PARLIAMENT HILL: EAST OF SUMMIT 17 summary

DABLE HO F HOUSING creatio ange of R M O T ob n r j FO E E Y j e o 15.5 ACRES OF LAND, NOT F S G P id b A N E s A S W ACCESSIBLE FOR HUNDREdS OF R YEARS, WILL NOW BE OPENED UP to be enjoyed by the local communit y.

Murphy’s Global HQ will remain on the site, and Murphy’s will be retaining their interest in the delivery of the Murphy aims to deliver 35% affordable A mix of family houses and ground floor The development will create a large ...a diverse range of business types and homes. duplex homes will add to the much needed number of jobs on the site. employment opportunities with a focus redevelopment of the site. family housing stock in the area. on SMEs.

GE OF W e buildi Heathl icular Green spaces, play areas, community uses, and leisure AN OR g ng w in eh m R K a s e e v o E S it N d v uses, in addition to the opportunity for jobs and homes S P r b e e R A e a c m C h c E u e for local people, will be brought forward on the current E k V n g d I S t e t D n underutilised site. i o r

g l

n

i

i

f

r

e

b

... from light industrial floor area, offices, ...which will be enjoyed by local ...connecting Hampstead Heath to ...with significant reduction in large and healthcare, leisure, to food and beverage residents. Kentish Town. heavy vehicle movements. opportunities. e de OLOG ROUTE lan bl vel EC ICA E an ble ds a o G L CL d a c in p N A Y y a a m I S l a p H C i l e t e C S n s n I E W k p u t R T E s S s N N E

Murphy’s have strong and established ...adding to and improving the ecological ...connecting the site to the ... designed to encourage sustainability credentials and assets of the area. neighbourhood. multigenerational use and strengthen murphy’s Yard, the hub of the employment area commitments which will be carried out community bonds. through the delivery of this scheme. 18 indicative timeline

Thank you for visiting THE starting the VIRTUAL public exhibition on conversation the future of Murphy’s Yard. JULY 2019

While the proposals are still evolving, there will be more Public workshops opportunities to get involved and help shape the plans! NOVEMBER 2019 It is important for us to understand the priorities and aspirations of the local community at this stage of the Public exhibition consultation. With that in mind, we hope you are able to NOVEMBER 2019 fill out a feedback form. This will help inform all aspects ONGOING stakeholder of the scheme moving forward. If you would like to be kept informed, please leave your details. MEETINGS SPRING 2020

development management forum A generous opening to the scheme from Gordon House Road SEPTEMBER 2020 Public exhibition OCTOBER 2020 DETAILED exhibition EARLY 2021 get in touch submission If you have any questions, please feel free to direct them to a member of the Murphy’s Yard Consultation Team. SPRING 2021

We will be in touch with any updates as plans progress. If you would like to get in touch: STATUTORY CONSULTATION www.murphysyardconsultation.co.uk SUMMER 2021

[email protected] determination 0203 880 6941 AUTUMN 2021 HEATH CLIFF, A Generous and lush landscaped area 19