We never consider our developments in isolation, and instead think about how our proposals will help to create communities that can weave into the fabric of existing neighbourhoods. Our proposal for Greenwich Park embodies that philosophy, creating 6 family homes which positively engage with each other around a heavily landscaped shared courtyard.  

The sociability of the scheme was central to our brief for Dowen Farmer Architects, as too was our decision to make it a car-free development, swapping parking spaces for wildflower boarders and 48 new native trees.  Heard Landscapes helped us shape the public realm around residents and families, rather than vehicles, to create a green space for occupants to share all year-round. The courtyard serves as the heart of the new community that will call Greenwich Park home. 

Architecturally, a key concept was to develop a contemporary response to the architectural details found along the existing street. Whilst the massing for each unit is simple and consistent, elevational intrigue will be found in moments of architectural delight that echo the local context, such as arched windows, patterned brickwork and colourful and uniquely shaped tiles.