White Hart Street, Mansfield Proposals for White Hart Street will transform a long-derelict area of Mansfield town centre into a vibrant new mixed-use quarter. The project will deliver 60 affordable homes including Later Living apartments.
Carpenters Estate, London The restoration and redevelopment of the Carpenters Estate in Stratford is one of London’s largest and most ambitious estate regeneration initiatives developed in close collaboration with residents.
Kvarnby Parkland Neighbourhood, Malmo Kvarnby is an area of Malmo that has undergone continuous transition. Once a forest, then farmland, and later used as a quarry for sand and gravel to expand the city, the area has seen many changes.
Wilkinsons Brook, Dublin Wilkinsons Brook, located on the northern edge of Tyrrelstown, an expanding settlement to the northwest of Dublin, provides 69 new two, three and four bed homes.
James Riley Point, London The restoration of James Riley Point, combined with the new Docklands Community Centre form the flagship first phase of the redevelopment of the Carpenters Estate.
Turner House, Mumbai Turner House is a landmark mixed-use office building in the heart of Bandra, Mumbai’s most celebrated cultural neighbourhood. The project is inspired by the distinctive Indian gothic architecture of the city.
Matt Talbot Court, Dublin Matt Talbot Court forms part of Dublin City Council’s Estate Renewals programme.
Vaux, Sunderland The Vaux neighbourhood will form the first phase of the landmark Riverside Sunderland masterplan. The scheme has been designed as an exemplar of high-density city living and working.
Trent Basin, Nottingham The masterplan for Trent Basin delivers a new 21st century neighbourhood inspired by Nottingham’s unique riverside character and located in a pivotal position within the wider waterside regeneration area.
Little Impney, Worcestershire The new village of Little Impney is located in the grounds of the historic nineteenth century country estate of Impney Hall, to the north of Droitwich Spa.
Northstowe House, Cambridgeshire The flagship office and exhibition space forms a new south eastern base for the UK Government’s housing agency, Homes England, located within phase 2 of the new town of Northstowe.
Riverside Sunderland The Riverside Sunderland Masterplan will reinvent the heart of the city whilst drawing on its industrial heritage to create a new, vibrant 21st century urban quarter.
Hollick & Bucknall House, Buckinghamshire This private commission by a local family called for two new dwellings, one requiring the conversion and adaptation of existing farm buildings, the other a new house.
Benfield Valley, Hove Proposals for Benfield Valley will create a sensitive new neighbourhood quarter within the Benfield Valley, Hove.
Steepleton, Tetbury Steepleton the Tetbury Retirement Community, situated within the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is informed by local historic Cotswold farmsteads and almshouses.
Abode at Great Kneighton, Cambridge Built on the former Clay Farm site, Abode at Great Kneighton is a key part of a major new housing and mixed-use development in South Cambridge.
Inholm, Northstowe Inholm is a new urban quarter, located in the heart of Cambridgeshire’s major Northstowe development - the biggest town to be built in England since Milton Keynes.
Thamesmead Masterplan, Bexley Peabody’s ambitious plans are set to transform Thamesmead in the London Borough of Bexley into a thriving new quarter of London that is welcoming and inclusive for both existing and future residents.
Ebbsfleet, Kent The Ebbsfleet Study builds on the study of context to create a distinctive character for all the varied and sometimes disparate areas within the Ebbsfleet Garden City.
Abbotts Ann, Hampshire The development to the south of Abbotts Ann will provide a sensitive continuation of the rural village within a designated Greenbelt landscape.
Chapter House, Lichfield Set within the conservation area of Lichfield, Chapter House is a 38 home residential development for retirement living.
Heart of Africa, Chester Zoo The Heart of Africa Rainforest Biome proposals formed part of the Natural Vision Masterplan, a flagship project for Chester Zoo intending to establish the organisation as Europe's leading and largest wildlife attraction.
South Thamesmead, Bexley Proctor and Matthews were appointed to lead a team of designers to design a scheme that would help Peabody achieve their ambitious plans to begin regeneration of the wider area of Thamesmead.
Horsted Park, Kent Set in a pivotal location between Rochester and Chatham, Horsted Park is a mixed-use, mixed-tenure development set in a suburban context across twenty acres of land.
Tweedbank, Scottish Borders The Scottish Borders Council has unveiled the Proctor and Matthews led masterplan for Tweedbank and the historic Lowood estates.
UCH2, University of Brighton Set in the coastal town’s historic core, the project has allowed the University to more than double its capacity in Hastings, and offer a range of new courses with an emphasis on science.
Gorilla Kingdom London Zoo Gorilla Kingdom is considered to be one of the most significant re-structuring projects undertaken by the London Zoo in more than forty years.
Latheram House, Cheltenham Latheram House is a later living residential development, carefully integrated into Cheltenham’s central conservation area.
Kirrin Cottages, Benbecula The design of two holiday cottages on the Isle of Benbecula in the Outer Hebrides has been inspired by the surrounding coastal landscape and the island’s early Blackhouse forms to create a retreat that celebrates the dramatic context.
Hargood Close, Colchester Hargood Close is a winning competition in Colchester Essex designed to temporarily accommodate vulnerable people and their families.
Polnoon, Eaglesham Polnoon is a new 121-home extension to an historic planned village in East Renfewshire. The development, initiated and led by the Scottish Government, offers a high quality addition to the existing settlement.
Oldham Town Centre Masterplan Oldham in Greater Manchester has a rich history of spinning yarn and cotton during the industrial revolution when it was considered the world capital for textile processing.
Roman Fields The Roman Fields masterplan forms part of the wider University backed North West Cambridge Development which will expand the city and provide sustainable homes for key workers, students and the public.
