The outdoor exhibition, part of Frieze Sculpture 2025, is set to showcase contemporary art pieces in the English Gardens from September 17 to November 2, 2025.
Other planning applications validated by Camden Council this week include a range of home and commercial developments.
These vary from loft conversions and rear extensions to listed building renovations and minor material amendments.
External and internal alterations are proposed for a house at 10 Chalcot Crescent, while minor amendments are being sought for properties at 55 Tottenham Court Road and 16-24 Whitfield Street, including changes to facades and ventilation.
In healthcare-related developments, evidence for sewerage capacity is being submitted for the Moorfields Eye Hospital redevelopment at St Pancras Hospital, 4 St Pancras Way.
The Melia White House Hotel on Albany Street is seeking permission for internal refurbishment and reconfiguration of 112 apartments.
The Camden Goods Yard in Chalk Farm Road is planning to vary conditions for a major redevelopment project that includes retail, residential, and public spaces.
A loft conversion with a rear dormer and roof alterations is proposed for 75 Broomsleigh Street.
A government-funded retrofit including loft insulation, solar panels, and energy efficiency improvements, is planned for 30 Sumatra Road, West Hampstead.
Requests have also been made for replacement windows and French doors at 26 Hillfield Court, Belsize Avenue.
Finally, planning conditions related to photovoltaic panels and sustainability measures are being addressed for flats 4-6 Bedford Place in Bloomsbury.
Residents can view and comment on these applications on Camden Council’s planning portal.
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