Dónde vive Dua Lipa: un vistazo al interior de sus exclusivas casas en Londres y Los Ángeles
Con un marcado carácter arquitectónico y una estética muy personal, estas son las espectaculares residencias de Dua Lipa en Londres y Los Ángeles. Es…
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Dua Lipa's Hampstead Home Renovation Approved Despite Conservation Concerns
Pop Star Dua Lipa's London Home Renovation Approved Despite Local Opposition Dua Lipa, the internationally renowned singer, has received approval for an extensive renovation of her Hampstead, London home. The project, which includes the construction of a mega-basement featuring a swimming pool, steam room, cinema, and recording studio, has been met with mixed reactions. Local conservation groups voiced strong objections, citing concerns about the impact on green spaces and the neighborhood's character. However, Camden Council granted permission under strict conditions aimed at minimizing disruption. A spokesperson for Camden Council stated, "We carefully considered all aspects of the application, including the concerns raised by local residents. The permission was granted subject to strict conditions to protect the area's character and minimize any negative impact." The council's decision highlights the balancing act between development and preservation in densely populated areas. The video accompanying this news report shows architectural plans detailing the ambitious scope of the renovation. The plans reveal a substantial underground addition that will significantly expand the property's living space. The inclusion of a recording studio suggests Lipa's commitment to her musical career, integrating her work and personal life. While the renovation has drawn criticism from some, it also reflects Lipa's success and artistic vision, transforming a historic property into a modern space that suits her dynamic creative energy. The project's approval, albeit with strict conditions, marks a step forward for Lipa and provides a fascinating case study in urban development and community engagement.
