Adpar Street Car Park - Informal Consultation
Public realm improvements outside the new Adpar Street Car Park development are being proposed as part of the developer's planning conditions with Westminster City Council.
Further information on the proposal can be found below, and we would be pleased to receive any comments you may have.
About the project
The developer of Adpar Street Car Park Development has commissioned FM Conway / WSP, Westminster City Council’s service provider, to undertake the design of the adjacent highway and public realm improvements on both Adpar Street and Hall Place.
FM Conway Ltd / WSP are notifying residents and stakeholders on behalf of Westminster City Council of this proposal and would be pleased to receive any comments you may have by 13th October 2025.
The scheme proposal for the highways and public realm improvements are indicated in the enclosed drawing and includes the following:
- Repaving footways on Adpar Street and Hall Place;
- Refreshment of carriageway resurfacing;
- Improvement of vehicle access points;
- Proposing a dropped kerb for refuse collection.
Please quote reference WSP REF: WA2104C5E/70084799/S6 if you would like to respond via;
- Email : WCC-Consultation@wsp.com
Postal Address : WSP House, Public Engagement, 70 Chancery Lane, London, WC2A 1AF
This survey closed on 13th October 2025. No responses were submitted during this period. As a result, we proceeded with completing the highway design and implementation of the highway works.
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Initial Design
Detailed Design
Construction
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