Manhattan Loft Gardens (The Stratford)

Built

With a mix of residential loft-style and single-story apartments, a hotel, and three sky gardens carved out, Manhattan Loft Gardens presents a new model for high-rise living.

Mapleton Crescent

Built

Mapleton Crescent is a distinctive modular building clad in beautiful teal terracotta. The scheme provides 89 homes within a remarkable 27-storey tower on a constrained site in Wandsworth.

One Portal Way, North Acton

Planning Granted

The proposals create a dynamic mixed-use research, workspace and residential community around a major new public park on behalf of Imperial College London.

Dollar Bay

Built

Rising like a beacon at the head of South Dock, Dollar Bay marks a new place of re-development and provides a striking addition to Canary Wharf’s impressive skyline.

99 City Road

Planning Granted

A landmark development for London’s Tech City, that will transform an outdated office building into a 36-storey tower, to provide a high-quality workplace and a vibrant public realm.

College Road, Enclave

Built

College Road, Enclave, takes co-living to new heights for a growing community at the heart of East Croydon - inspired by the rich mid-century modernism of Croydon.

55 West, West Ealing

Planning Granted

Landmark 20 storey 100% affordable residential tower providing 94 shared ownership & 50 London Living Rent homes. It was granted approval via an appeal with praise for ‘exemplary design.’

Enderby Place

Planning Granted

Planning granted for a mixed use project in Greenwich comprising 263 flats and a cruise terminal with associated offshore works, Thames Clipper pontoon, and publicly accessible roof gardens.

Quay Quarter

Built

Quay Quarter Sydney is a major redevelopment that includes the regeneration and adaptive re-use of the 1970's 50 Bridge Street tower, located in the heart of Sydney City CBD.

Broadway Adaptive Tower

Proposed

The transformation of Paramount Plaza in Manhattan reimagines monofunctional office towers as dynamic, mixed-use vertical communities, addressing the housing crisis and decline of traditional spaces.

One Wall Street

Built

A 1931 office and 1965 annex converted into luxury condos, adding floors, retail, and a pool. Engineers used innovative methods to ensure stability and adapt the structure for sustainable modern use.

180 Old Street

Proposed

The retention of one building and the replacement of another to create a modern workplace focused on ESG credentials, health and wellness and its response to context.