The proposed scheme represents a significant over development of the site, providing a grossly excessive form, mass and scale of development.
It is substantially at odds with the residential character and overall urban grain of South Kensington.
The Developments tower is disproportionately high and has no historic or architectural reference to the surrounding area.
The development would have a significant detrimental impact on the areas skyline and would destroy historic views of the museum towers.
The scheme has a severe, negative impact on a conservation area and on the setting for listed buildings.
Impact on residents
Increased traffic and pedestrian activity.
The daylight, sunlight impact of the development will result in a significant material loss of daylight/sunlight for Properties on Pelham Street.
The construction of the development would have a major impact on the residential area noise, and traffic flows, the need for night time working including piling work.
Residential
Density levels for the residential units are excessively high, with approximately 260 dwellings per hectare.
There is not provision for any affordable housing or special needs housing.