Development Team
The City of Westminster is working alongside David Miller Architects and No. 12 Studio to develop Venice Court to the highest possible standard, inside and out.
The City of Westminster is working alongside David Miller Architects and No. 12 Studio to develop Venice Court to the highest possible standard, inside and out.
City of Westminster
The City of Westminster has embarked on the most ambitious house-building programme in a generation, delivering contemporary, high-quality homes for all.
From modern apartments for first-time buyers to larger, family properties, the Council’s portfolio will comprise new homes of all tenures across Westminster. These new homes will also raise vital funding for wider community projects, including state-of-the-art community facilities and the rejuvenation of existing neighbourhoods
Other new developments by or in association with City of Westminster:
The Masefield
As the first residential development created and offered for sale by The City of Westminster, The Masefield is a collection of just 31 beautifully designed new homes, situated on a quiet, tree-lined residential road in the heart of Maida Vale.
Carrick Yard
At the leading edge of the Church Street regeneration, Carrick Yard brings 109 contemporary apartments to Lisson Grove, NW8. Welcoming new voices to an eclectic neighbourhood, discover a community that speaks for itself.
David Miller Architects
Fitzrovia-based David Miller Architects is a forward-looking architecture practice that has a reputation for innovative design solutions, with past projects including the Media Centre at nearby Lord’s Cricket Ground.
Borrowing inspiration from the Little Venice vernacular, the elegant facades of Venice Court have been carefully designed to knit together the rapidly evolving streetscape of north Edgware Road.
No 12 Studio
Renowned interior design specialists No.12 Studio deliver a design aesthetic that is contemporary yet respectfully classic.
Creating considered and welcoming spaces that demonstrate an effortless style, they have taken inspiration from Little Venice and Italianate design and produced a beautifully refined palette of materials and colours; a canvas for owners to make their own decorative marks.