The Green Museum

The Green Museum, 5 acre site in the metropolis centre, has been deemed as "underused" by using Ealing Council, which hopes to convert the gap to be able to provide masses of private and less expensive new homes. The council introduced it is looking for a developer who can help rework the website, that could encompass consist of a public area, shops and as much as 100 parking areas. Conceptual designs, produced by Levitt Bernstein Architects, show indicative block format and storey heights and reveal 3 distinct blocks of apartments. The blocks range in peak from 2 to 10 storeys, with the best regions located far from both the listed Manor House and the purchasing parade.

According to Savills and Lambert Smith Hampton, The Green gives an "exceptional possibility to deliver a combined use residential-led improvement". If the conceptual designs for the web site come to fruition, the improvement will encompass a massive public open area is provided within the centre of the web site and re-provision of public car parking. Councillor Julian Bell, the leader of Ealing Council, stated they wish a developer will get concerned with the “exciting” development in Southall town centre. “Ealing Council has a recognition for satisfactory regeneration, and we need to talk to companions who can aid our imaginative and prescient for this interesting city centre improvement,” he stated.