The proposals will create a new 230,000 sq ft industrial space over two storeys with a total gross development value of £100m.

The new scheme has been worked through carefully with London Borough of Brent, and will be the second such stacked development in the borough.

In addition to the increased floorspace, the building will contain flexible unit sizes for a range of occupiers, creating up to 360 jobs on site plus 160 during construction. The plans are targeting BREEAM Excellent and EPC Rating A for the new industrial uses.

There will be Electric Vehicle Charging (including cycles) and secure cycle storage. The scheme will incorporate further sustainable credentials through greening and roof mounted PV panels, and a top-down approach to sustainable drainage through green and blue roof design.

Youssef Kadiri, Managing Director at NEAT Developments, said: “London has lost a quarter of its industrial space in the last 20 years, whilst the continued boom of online retail has further exacerbated the pressures on distribution centres as the competition for space has continued to heat up.

“Making much better use of available land space through multi-level industrial development is critical to London’s future, and follows trends seen elsewhere, particularly in the US, Canada and Japan.”

Subject to securing planning approval, construction works are expected to start in late 2025, with completion anticipated in summer 2027.