Boston Manor Park

Learning, Community and Heritage

Formerly the Estate of the Jacobian Boston Manor, the park was made a public green space in 1924. Divided by the M4 and giving access to the River Brent, the park stands as an important natural conservation area within Greater London.

Kaner Olette have been involved with improving the available facilities in the form of a community cafe and learning space, refurbished bothy , changing rooms, public toilets and volunteer space. A further offshoot project has been to develop a series of bespoke structures for a weekly arts market underneath the hugely dominating M4 structure.

Works are currently on site and due to be complete later this year.