The Brunswick Centre is a grade II listed building. It has both residential and commercial uses. There are 408 flats, various shops, cafés and restaurants, a Waitrose supermarket, and a Curzon cinema.
The Brunswick was originally conceived in the 1960’s It was a contemporary design that replicated the eighteenth and nineteenth century terraces it replaced. The Brunswick has terraces of homes above shops on the ground floor and a carpark beneath. It was designed to be accessible from all sides. However, throughout the design period, the design changed and in particular the tenure and mix of housing evolved.
The existing car park is currently under-used due to more people choosing to use public transport, walk, or cycle into Central London.
Therefore, we believe the conversion of part of the carpark will help to safeguard the future of this important building.
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