Pellatt Road

The sculpted form addresses the sports ground in the spirit of the pavilion which once stood on the site. It responds to, and acknowledges, its proximity to neighbouring homes with articulation offering further space for planting and retention of existing trees. The proposed design strengthens connections to the sports ground through the introduction of a series of south-facing garden terraces that sensitively tier down to mediate between the building and open space to create a distinct vertical green profile that also contributes to the scheme’s 10% Biodiversity Net Gain.

The new pavilion building celebrates its prominent position as a gateway into the wider estate with its striking appearance acting as a visual landmark for the surrounding community. Externally, a soft white brick is used for its durable quality and provides a neutral backdrop for the diverse planting that will be introduced.

A sculpted form responds to, and acknowledges, its proximity to neighbouring homes with articulation offering further space for planting and retention of existing trees. The proposed design strengthens connections to the sports ground through the introduction of a series of south facing garden terraces that sensitively tier down to mediate between the building and open space to create a distinct vertical green profile that also contributes to the schemes 10% Biodiversity Net Gain.

The new pavilion building celebrates its prominent position as a gateway into the wider estate with its striking appearance acting as a visual landmark for the surrounding community. Externally, a soft white brick is used for its durable quality and provides a neutral backdrop for the diverse planting that will be introduced. The simplicity of the material palette, reminiscent of Wembley’s modernist architectural heritage, is elevated with playful brickwork patterning at the top of the building and at ground to distinguish the entrance.