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Transformed from a derelict building in the heart of Southwark and formerly home to the historic Colorama photographic warehouse,The Chroma Buildings are a range of contemporary apartments that feature rooftop views over the capital. The building has been built using responsibly sourced materials. The Chroma Buildings were highly commended at the London Evening Standard New Homes Awards 2016 in the 'Best Apartment over 100' category.

City Wharf provides 327 new homes in a tranquil waterside location in north London. With a unique weathered steel façade and warehouse brick and timber features, the apartments are arranged across four buildings overlooking Wenlock Basin. The scheme has won a suite of awards, including Best Apartment Building at The Sunday Times British Home Awards and Best Exterior Design at the What House? Awards.

The £50m Stanwell New Start regeneration is breathing new life into a post-war estate in Surrey. It was initiated in response to a concentration of poor quality housing stock, primarily prefabricated houses and 1970s construction apartment blocks. In partnership with Spelthorne Borough Council, we agreed a comprehensive physical regeneration of the area and a programme of community investment initiatives to bring about a positive change for residents.

Stanwell New Start sees phased development across 21 acres of 326 new homes, a community centre, and the enhancement of open spaces and an Extra Care facility for older Spelthorne residents called Chestnut Court. Construction of Phase 1 of Viva Stanwell commenced in May 2009.

Phase three of the transformation of the Green Man Lane estate in West Ealing is completed, delivering new apartments, maisonettes and houses. The development started in 2013 and is a five phase project replacing 464 flats with a mix of 770 one to four bedroom homes. Phase two delivered 187 new private sale and affordable homes, including over 20 homes for wheelchair users.

The regeneration scheme also includes an eco-friendly energy centre, community café, public parks, play areas and a new primary school. Awarded Best Regeneration Project at the Evening Standard New Homes Awards, the scheme is a joint venture with Rydon and has been designed by Conran and Partners.

Gibbs Crescent is a 100% affordable development in Oxford. It will comprise 140 new modern flats, with a mix of studio, one, two, and three bedroom units. The site will be available for shared ownership and social rent properties. It is located close to the major transport hub in the city, with Oxford station just a 10-minute walk away. Completion is expected in 2024.

Paradise Street replaces a previous homeless hostel in Oxford (re-provided elsewhere in the city) and will comprise of 30 private rent units. The modern apartments within the city centre will be a mix of one bedroom, two bedroom apartments with five duplex units. Oxford train station is a 10-minute walk away, the site has excellent transport links, and is located a short distance from Oxford’s Westgate shopping centre. Completion is expected in 2023