A pocket of calm shaped for neighbourly life.

Once a row of ageing garages, the site was reimagined through close dialogue with residents and careful contextual study. The proposal transforms hardstanding into a contemporary collection of homes set within generous shared gardens, fostering calm, connection, and community.

A place for individualism within the urban environment.

A vacant commercial building became an opportunity to address the local need for smaller homes. Informed by studies of urban grain and materiality, the scheme delivers high-density living with a strong sense of individuality, fitting comfortably within its urban context.

A gentle gateway offering disconnection from the modern world.

Formerly a neglected storage yard, the steeply sloping site inspired a secluded home developed in close collaboration with the council. The design responds sensitively to site levels while preserving wider landscape views, creating a calm and private retreat.

A family-focused retreat rooted in rural contemplation.

Evolving from the footprint of a former stable block beside natural ponds, this landscape-led home strengthens the relationship between living spaces, water, and wildlife. Natural materials and generous openings create a contemporary dwelling quietly embedded in its rural setting.

A street shaped for connection, rhythm, and shared living.

Replacing derelict industrial buildings, the scheme restores coherence to the streetscape through terraces and townhouses that reinforce movement, interaction, and surveillance. Thoughtful massing, materiality, and shared spaces establish a welcoming residential street.

A quiet, grounded haven open to its surroundings.

Redeveloping a deteriorating 1960s bungalow, this cluster of contemporary homes is shaped by topography, vegetation, and long views. Calm forms and complementary materials allow each dwelling to sit discreetly within the rural landscape.

A lively cluster shaped for sociability and garden living.

Once underused private garden land, the site is reimagined as a small collection of homes centred around shared green space. Human-scale layout, soft landscaping, and careful orientation create a friendly, garden-focused enclave.

An outward-facing terrace connected to parkland.

Replacing an outdated industrial unit, the development introduces terraces that engage directly with neighbouring green space. Warm materials, clear massing, and improved permeability soften the street edge and reconnect the site to its landscape.

A gently curving street with a shared heart.

On a former brownfield site, the design introduces family homes along a softly curving street focused around a central communal garden. The scheme prioritises neighbourliness, continuity, and seamless integration with the surrounding community.

A welcoming corner stitched into the neighbourhood rhythm.

Replacing a single detached house, the proposal introduces contemporary homes that re-engage with the street. Sensitive massing and materials improve connectivity and reinforce the established urban grain.

A serene cluster shaped for retreat and shared moments.

Vacant farm buildings give way to a small group of homes arranged around shared landscape routes. Working with topography and planting, the scheme creates a calm, balanced residential setting rooted in its rural context.

A crafted streetside addition rooted in local character.

Replacing a blank warehouse frontage, the scheme introduces homes shaped by neighbouring rhythms and materials. Careful attention to scale, frontage, and landscaping ensures a natural and neighbourly fit within the street.