Today the Queen visited Bromley Market Square and walked over the paving test panels for our public realm improvement scheme. We hope the elegant banding and choice of granite got the royal seal of approval!
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Sunny in the South…
The nearly completed Library Building in Clapham looked radiant in the sunshine this past weekend.
Bromley South Central
Studio Egret West and Guy Holloway Architects have recently gained planning for Bromley South Central – a Public Private Partnership between Bromley Council and a Private Developer (Cathedral Group) to regenerate a substantial town centre site. Continue reading “Bromley South Central” »
Bromley South Central
Studio Egret West and Guy Holloway Architects have recently gained planning for Bromley South Central – a Public Private Partnership between Bromley Council and a Private Developer (Cathedral Group) to regenerate a substantial town centre site.
Ouseburn Valley
In line with the Lower Ouseburn Regeneration Strategy and the Lower Ouseburn Valley Conservation Area Character Statement, our framework for Ouseburn Valley continues to grow the urban village that has evolved over time.
Cambridge Community Stadium
Our proposal for Cambridge Sporting Village and Community Stadium will provide a new sporting, recreational and educational facility for the residents of Trumpington Meadows, Cambridge and the sub-region more broadly. At its centre will be an iconic new 8,000 capacity stadium. Its primary purpose will be for Cambridge united Football Club, but may extend to concerts and other sporting events.
Nicosia Central Square
A design competition in collaboration with Tsolakis Architects in Cyprus to transform the site of the GSP stadium in Nicosia into a central park and public square adjacent to the new State Theatre.
Sofia Metro
The Station we designed for the Sofia Metro competition picked up on some of the iconic materiality of the Capital, delivered through the organic nature of the station roof and the quality of pedestrian experience that transcends the pragmatic requirements of the Metro Station.
Koza Park
Studio Egret West have been invited to present their design ideas to a private developer to show how Akkoza could evolve into a sustainable community through the development of Koza Park – Park living in the centre of the metropolitan city of Istanbul. The scheme is divided into two phases; the first with 3000 homes in 8 towers, and second with 1500 homes in 4 towers.
Old Vinyl Factory
The masterplan comprises a mixed use scheme of employment, residential and commercial uses . It proposes the refurbished office buildings (some locally listed); new employment spaces at a variety of scales; an active new pedestrian route (The Groove) connecting through the site and towards the town centre, residential units above; cafes, bars, leisure and arts spaces along the pedestrian route to encourage integration with the wider Hayes community; re-provided car parking (in from surface to phased multi storey); and a sequence of planned landscaped spaces (squares, groves and playgrounds) linked by the new pedestrian route.