New London Architecture
Dudley House
Built
Alan Williams
Dudley House is a new mixed-use scheme in Paddington designed by Child Graddon Lewis for Westminster City Council, comprising 197 affordable homes, retail, church & the UK's tallest secondary school.
Dudley House is a mixed-use scheme in Paddington for Westminster City Council, comprising 197 affordable homes, a permanent home for Marylebone Boys’ Secondary School, premises for the Central Pentecostal Church and retail accommodation.
Delivered on just 0.4ha of footprint, Dudley House is the Council’s largest design-and-build contract scheme and is a blueprint towards creating much-needed affordable homes and community infrastructure within a highly-constrained and commercial urban location.
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Dudley House is a new mixed-use development in Paddington designed by Child Graddon Lewis for Westminster City Council, comprising 197 affordable homes, a permanent home for Marylebone Boys’ Secondary School, premises for the Central Pentecostal Church and retail accommodation. Delivered on just 0.4ha of footprint, Dudley House plays a flagship role in Westminster’s inclusive ‘City for All’ programme, is the council’s largest ever design-and-build contract scheme, and is a blueprint towards creating much-needed affordable homes and community infrastructure within a highly-constrained location.
Project information
Status
Built
Borough
Westminster
Size
25815 sq m
Estimated completion
October 2019
Location
6 Merchant Square, Paddington, London W2 1JZ, UK
Team Credits
Architect
Child Graddon Lewis
Client
Westminster City Council
Contractor
Willmott Dixon
Quantity Surveyor
Currie & Brown
Structural Engineer
Structa
M&E / Sustainability Engineer
TGA & Kane Group Building Services
Planning Consultant
WYG & Union 4 Planning
Approved Inspector
Westminster Building Control
Ecology Consultant
Middlemarch Environmental
Acoustic Consultant
Spectrum
Transport Consultant
Meyer Brown
Listed by
Child Graddon Lewis
Last updated on
22/07/2025
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