article_snippet.sent: A row has erupted over controversial plans to demolish an historic Grade I listed crescent designed by the architect of Buckingham Palace and replace crescent designed by the architect of Buckingham Palace with a £500milion block of luxury flats.
article_snippet.sent: After angering locals with an initial proposal, Developer has now submitted fresh plans to demolish the John Nash-designed Park Crescent West and rebuild the John Nash-designed Park Crescent West as apartments.
article_snippet.sent: The crescent's facade will look near-on identical to The crescent current design, but residents who live behind the site are furious at the proposals, claiming years of noise and disruption will ruin residents who live behind the site lives.
article_snippet.sent: Park Crescent West, next to Regents Park in London,  could be demolished and re-built again under controversial plans which have angered nearby residents worried about noise and disruption .
article_snippet.sent: How it could look: Controversial plans for houses behind Park Crescent West (pictured) have been unveiled by property developer PCW Property Holdings.
article_snippet.sent: PCW Property Holdings paid £105million for The crescent in 2013.
article_snippet.sent: Modern flats next to the planned development (pictured) where residents are objecting to the proposal to demolish a Grade I listed crescent designed by the architect of Buckingham Palace .
article_snippet.sent: The vision: After angering locals with an initial proposal, the developer has now submitted fresh plans (pictured) to demolish the John Nash-designed crescent and rebuild the John Nash-designed crescent as ultra-posh apartments .
article_snippet.sent: A big deal: With around 183,000 sq/ft of accommodation, any completed development in place of Park Crescent West, near Regents Park in London, is set to be worth in excess of £500million .
article_snippet.sent: A glimpse into the past: How Park Crescent West looked in the early 1900s.
article_snippet.sent: What The crescent looked like in the early 1950s after being partially destroyed in the Second World War.
article_snippet.sent: Landscaping: What the gardens could look like under the landscaping scheme for Park Crescent West.
article_snippet.sent: Builders at the Park Crescent West site.
article_snippet.sent: I listed crescent where property developer PCW Property Holdings insist the plan is for the facade to look near-on identical to its current design .
highlights_snippet.sent: Plans to remove The crescent's facade and replace The crescent with something more historically correct and accurate .