Berkeley Square Public Realm
Westminster City Council, in partnership with project sponsors Berkeley Estate Asset Management (BEAM) and CO-RE, is proposing improvements to the public realm across the Berkeley Square Estate, including Berkeley Square itself, Bruton Street and Bruton Place.
The proposals aim to create greener, more attractive and accessible streets and spaces, improving the experience for residents, businesses and visitors while enhancing the character of the area.
About the project
Come along to one of our consultation drop-in events to find out more and ask any questions that you might have for the project team.
4pm-7pm, Wednesday 2 September 2026
11am-2pm, Thursday 10 September 2026
Shelburne Room, The Lansdowne Club, 9 Fitzmaurice Place, Mayfair, London W1J 5JD
Have your say on the proposals before 11:59 pm on Monday 14 September.
Have your say
Proposals
For more information on the project, click here.
Questionnaire
Click here to complete the consultation questionnaire by 11:59 pm on Monday 14 September 2026.
Frequently Asked Questions
Timeline
Lansdowne House Construction
Initial Feasibility Design
Public Consultation
Analysis of Feedback
TMO Consultation
Meet the team
Westminster City Council is leading this consultation and is responsible for presenting the results to stakeholders and the public.
BEAM owns and manages property across Berkeley Square and the surrounding area, and, alongside CO-RE, is responsible for funding the delivery of the scheme.
CO-RE is the developer of Lansdowne House, to the south of Berkeley Square, and, alongside BEAM, is responsible for funding the delivery of the scheme.
FM Conway have been commissioned by Westminster City Council to undertake the design and delivery of the project.
WSP is managing this consultation. You can contact us if you have any questions about the proposals via email at berkeley-square-public-realm@wsp.com
Timeline
Lansdowne House Construction
Initial Feasibility Design
Public Consultation
Analysis of Feedback
TMO Consultation
Team
Let's introduce you to the team
Commonplace facilitates this conversation on behalf of the team made up of the organisations listed here. The information you provide will only be used for the purposes stated in each organisation’s privacy policy.
Westminster City Council is leading this consultation and is responsible for presenting the results to stakeholders and the public.
BEAM owns and manages property across Berkeley Square and the surrounding area, and, alongside CO-RE, is responsible for funding the delivery of the scheme.
CO-RE is the developer of Lansdowne House, to the south of Berkeley Square, and, alongside BEAM, is responsible for funding the delivery of the scheme.
FM Conway have been commissioned by Westminster City Council to undertake the design and delivery of the project.
WSP is managing this consultation. You can contact us if you have any questions about the proposals via email at berkeley-square-public-realm@wsp.com