No, not the 'Westminster' parking campaign.
This is car parking.
How much does it cost to park in London? I have no idea, either go by bike or train when heading up that way.
But how about having your own space, just across the road from Buckingham Palace.
A development in Grovesnor Crescent (albeit the developers went bust last year, apparently), will see a few cars having luxury accomodation of their own . . .
The £37M conversion, for property developer Zegna III Holdings, of eight 1830s grade II-star listed terraced houses in Grosvenor Crescent is in itself a demanding operation.
. . . Designated a confined space, this 30m long rectangular, four-level basement excavation demands constant gas monitoring, air changes every few minutes plus round the clock construction supervision by senior engineers.
As a carpark it will house 21 of the UK’s most expensive cars, all positioned remotely by a £700,000 state of the art computerised stacking machine, requiring just 75mm verticality tolerance for the excavation’s piled walls.
More:
http://www.nce.co.uk/features/geotechnical/in-a-tight-spot-londons-new-basement-car-park/5213262.article
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