The masterplan for Battersea Power Station is an unfolding story and one which gets more exciting with each new chapter.
Since the momentous opening of the Power Station to the public in October 2022, the riverside neighbourhood has established itself as a mixed-use destination that appeals to both a domestic and international audience.
Across the first four phases we have delivered over 2,200 homes, 800,000 sq ft of offices and more than 170 British and international brands to Battersea Power Station.
We are now looking ahead to the Future Phases, the remaining parts of the site that will complete the masterplan. The approved masterplan sets the overall framework for what can come forward – including how much space can be developed and the general layout of buildings but it does not determine exactly what will be built or when.
Progress has already been made on phases 3C and 5A:
The remaining phases 4-7 have the potential to deliver up to 3.2 million sq ft of residential, commercial, cultural and leisure space. Studio Egret West has been appointed as master planner, urban designer and landscape architect for the remaining 16-acres, and will evolve Rafael Viñoly’s original masterplan, first conceived over 15 years ago, to respond to changes in expectations around lifestyle, leisure and workspace.
More than 130 people joined us across the recent events in June to find out about the emerging vision, speak to the team and share their feedback. The material displayed at the drop-in events can be viewed here.
We would like to thank everyone who took part in the various stages of consultation around the Future Phases; from our initial events in 2025 to workshops in the spring and more recent community drop-in events during the summer.
Whilst preparing the application, we have all the community feedback with our masterplanner, Studio Egret West, and the wider Battersea Power Station team.
We have used this information to prepare a short update to show the main themes discussed and how they have helped inform the submitted Section 73 application. To view a copy of this document, click here.
Now that the application has been submitted to Wandsworth Council, they will be carrying out consultation with the community and statutory consultees.
If you would like to view the submitted application and documents, please visit the Wandsworth Council planning search page here and search using application reference 2026/3243.
The anticipated timeline for the next steps is:
If you have any questions or would like to be kept updated, please get in touch via email to publicconsultation@batterseapowerstation.co.uk