We’ve secured planning approval for a new hyperscale data centre at Premier Park in West London - a major step forward in delivering resilient digital infrastructure where it’s needed most.

Designed by our team for the Pure Data Centres Group and SEGRO joint venture, the scheme transforms underused industrial land into a high-performing, future-ready facility. It responds directly to growing demand across London and the UK, while making the most of its location and context.

We’ve replaced a redundant warehouse with a 22,365 sqm, three-storey data centre, carefully arranged to maximise operational efficiency. Nine data halls sit within a clear, process-led layout, supported by office space, plant, storage and a secure entrance pavilion. A dedicated substation will power the site, supporting a 72MW capacity.

But performance isn’t the whole story. We focused just as much on how the building is experienced. Its position alongside a major rail route shaped our approach - from the scale and rhythm of the façade to how it catches light and moves past in view. A refined palette and subtle variation in form create a strong, confident identity without overstatement.

Sustainability is built in from the start. The development targets BREEAM Excellent, alongside an A-rated EPC for the office space. Modular construction supports efficiency at every stage, while integrated measures - including rainwater harvesting, photovoltaics and future heat recovery - reduce impact and improve long-term resilience.

We’ve also prioritised the spaces around the building. Native planting, ecological buffers and sustainable drainage enhance biodiversity, while well-lit routes and outdoor amenities support wellbeing and encourage active travel.

This is a project shaped through collaboration - with our clients, consultants, the local authority and the wider community. With construction set to begin in 2026, it will become a recognisable new landmark for Park Royal and reinforce its role in the UK’s critical infrastructure.