Kidbrooke Village is located in one of London's most popular locations, the Royal Borough of Greenwich and comprises of four distinct neighbourhoods, integrated seamlessly into one community. These include: The Village Collection (Central Gardens), The Nature Collection (Waterlily Court), The Blackheath Collection (Freehold Townhouses, Apartments & Podium Houses) and City Point. Cator Park at Kidbrooke Village also has been awarded the prestigious 'Sir David Attenborough Award' for Enhancing Biodiversity.

Royal Arsenal Riverside is one of South East London's most exciting riverside addresses. Occupying the prime location along the River Thames and offering a buzzing retail hub, Royal Arsenal Riverside is rapidly emerging as one of London's bright spots. With the on-site Elizabeth Line station, an on-site Thames Clipper Pier, plus both the National Rail and DLR stations only 300m away, Royal Arsenal Riverside is one of the best-connected developments in South East London.

There are nine buildings with 1,126 apartments ranging from modest studios to extravagant penthouses. Designed and finished to the highest quality, many have large terraces or balconies, floor-to-ceiling windows, air conditioning, and underfloor heating.

The ground-floor apartments are surrounded by small individual ponds and the award-winning communal gardens provide an oasis with a central tree-lined boulevard directly onto a riverside walk along Battersea Park.

The regeneration of the Elephant Park scheme is a proud standing part of this evolving, dynamic community. Based in the heart of London’s City, Elephant Park is set to be the UK’s first climate positive development; with the largest new green space in central London, up to 50,000 square feet of workspace and an Energy Hub to provide net-zero carbon heat and hot water to all homes.

Development of a new primary school at Putney Green. Located on a former hospital site on the edge of Putney Common, the school was financed with cross subsidy proceeds from the sale of 24 new apartments on an adjoining site.  

This development comprises a residentially led mixed use scheme comprising approximately 500 residential units, plus ancillary retail / commercial floor space on a large site close to the Thames. The site forms a key area within the Surrey Wharves masterplan and the development includes using the former Grand Surrey Canal as a linear park to regenerate North Deptford. A benefit of the development will be a significant improvement to pedestrian routes across the site and the public realm at this location.

International Way is a new development on a 1.14-acre site in Stratford, London E20.

The development is include 380 new homes, made up of 247 build to rent apartments and 133 affordable homes, alongside office and commercial space. There will also be an extensive communal amenity space including a resident’s lounge, terrace and gym.

The development comprises 79 homes for affordable rent and 54 discounted market rent homes.

This exciting evolution of Poplar’s district centre will see much-needed investment in the area – bringing new homes, shops and facilities, whilst still retaining the character and soul that make this treasured institution what it is. 

As part of the regeneration, Chrisp Street Developments Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of Telford Homes will be working to transform Chrisp Street into an exciting, thriving town centre. We are working hard to with our client TH to deliver this exciting project. 

A scheme to provide new affordable homes and community centre on the York Way Estate for the City of London Corporation (City Corporation), has been granted unanimous planning approval by Islington Council.

The York Way Estate was identified by the City Corporation to deliver more social housing for local people. Grant funding from the Greater London Authority has been secured to support 91 additional social homes on the estate. Islington Council have received nomination rights on half of all news homes.

Enfield Council and Vistry Partnerships have completed a development agreement which will see at least 250 affordable homes built on the next phase of the borough’s transformational Meridian Water programme.

The scheme will also provide 3,000 square metres of commercial space which the Council hopes will become a hub for creative industries. An operator will be appointed to manage the space in the near future.

The Park Plaza London Waterloo by Carlson Rezidor group has just opened its doors in the former Central Office of Information. With a capacity of 497 rooms, this is the most important opening in London in 2017. Located near Waterloo Station in South Bank, it has a dining room, a bar, a café, a spa, a fitness room with swimming pool and six meeting rooms.

The 125-year lease of the historic building on Regent Street was bought by Georgi and Alfred Akirov for £90m at the end of 2008 when it was being run as a conference and banqueting venue by Starwood Hotels and Resorts.

David Chipperfield Architects and Donald Insall Associates were brought in to restore the building to its former glory and turn it into a luxury hotel and spa with two restaurants - The Grill Room and The Domino Room; bars - The Bar and Ten Room Lounge and the Café Royal Café. The hotel will also offer a members' club.