Land Securities is seeking to double the number of homes that could be built at the Kodak site in Harrow, west London, after the area was selected as one of London’s first housing zones.
LandSec has submitted an environmental impact assessment for the remainder of the site that envisages up to 1,800 homes.
The original scheme has consent for 985 homes.
LandSec sold the north-eastern portion of the site, known as Harrow View West, to Persimmon for £50m in March this year. It has consent for 315 homes.
The scheme also includes 348,000 sq ft of commercial space and 100,000 sq ft of community facilities, along with a substantial redevelopment of the public realm.
LandSec teamed up with Kodak seven years ago to help develop redundant areas of the company’s production plant (pictured), which then covered 60 acres.
The remaining 40 acres covered by the latest application have been split into four phases, which are likely to be sold off to house builders individually.
