Project list

Chiswick Green is a landmark retrofit project delivering 137 new homes, including townhouses and apartments, all set within a thoughtfully designed streetscape.

Assael plans to transform the Molesey Venture Centre into a high-quality later living community, providing much-needed ‘downsizer’ homes for East Molesey.

This large, mixed-use project transforms an underused site - currently occupied by B&Q and a shared car park with Ikea and Odeon - into 1,290 new homes alongside a mix of employment spaces, an extensive public square and two raised podium gardens.

Located next to the Grade II listed Woolwich foot tunnel and ferry terminal and with views of the Thames, 348 new homes for rent are accommodated across five buildings, with ground floor makerspace units and café activating an improved public realm.

This 315-room co-living development, ranging from six to eight storeys, has been designed to draw on the industrial history of the River Wandle and revive this dormant site into a thriving community hub for residents and the public.

This scheme transforms the currently gated Bracknell Beeches Business Park into a new mixed-use neighbourhood of 349 new homes set within a landscaped green setting.

This small-scale development redevelops a tired corner site along Mitcham Road and provides 21 new homes across four storeys with 140 sq m of commercial space to activate and complete the high street at ground floor.

Located on a prominent corner site, this 12-storey marker building comprises 47 new homes and roof terraces above three storeys of retail space, which is accommodated behind the retained façade to protect the character of the high street.

Box Makers Yard is a Build to Rent development of 376 homes that unites two plots in the Bristol Temple Quarter Enterprise Zone (BTQEZ) to create a cohesive residential community.

In the heart of Fitzrovia, 103 homes in three buildings are linked by podium gardens at first floor and commercial uses at ground, activating all three street boundaries of the triangular island site.

Located in the Isle of Dogs, this five-storey building reprovides an existing pub alongside nine new homes above. A full-height living green wall connects the ground floor with the rooftop amenity and breaks up the burgundy metal and glazed façade.

Forming the first phase of the collaborative Bromley-by-Bow South masterplan, this development focuses around a new community-led urban square to deliver 500 homes for the emerging area.