Savills recently estimated that there are up to 20,000 publicly owned sites across greater London with some degree of development potential equating to c18,000 acres

Urban architecture plays a crucial role in shaping the way communities live, interact, and thrive. When designed with people at its core, it not only improves the quality of life but also fosters the development of balanced, inclusive, and sustainable communities.

Reinventing the French language centre in the heart of South Kensington

A regenerative project for Northampton that maximises West Northamptonshire Council’s estate and re-establishes its headquarters in the heart of the town.

A unique opportunity to regenerate part of Kingston Upon Thames High-street. This mixed used development embraces the changing work-life balance in the post covid word, offering active and inviting street frontages, high-quality commercial office spaces, thoughtfully designed homes with ample external amenities that prioritise creating a vibrant and family-friendly community.

Integrating a residential and school development to create a vibrant, mixed-use community that achieves excellence in urban design and sustainability.

This innovative development on an industrial site in Wandsworth is demonstrating how challenging traditional policies and embracing mixed-use development can lead to meaningful urban evolution – stimulating economic growth and addressing housing need.

A mixed-use, residential / education scheme in Norbiton brings a 420-place primary school to the heart of the community generating lasting civic value.

Reviving Wokingham’s high street by reimagining it as a thriving hub for living, working, and playing, while addressing climate change and embracing a locally-oriented economy.

A sensitive residential development that secures the setting of Southampton’s medieval town wall