Landscape architect HTA Design has received planning consent to restore the Grade II*-listed Crystal Palace Park in south-east London.
Bromley Council signed off the £17.75m project to restore the Victorian park’s original features, including the iconic Grade I-listed dinosaurs and Italian Terraces.
The refurbishment plans were developed by a team of specialist consultants led by HTA Design.
The project includes:
- Restoration of the Grade I-listed Geological Court, including the dinosaur sculptures and an enhanced landscape setting;
- A new dinosaur and geologically themed play area;
- The restoration of the Grade II-listed Italian Terraces;
- A new information centre and maintenance facility;
- A new feature entrance at Penge Gate;
- Improved lighting, wayfinding, and accessibility around the Tidal Lakes and Italian Terraces;
- A sustainable water management system that will integrate stormwater runoff with the landscape through sculpted swales and rain gardens.
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