DAUBENY PROJECT: NEW GREEN FRONTIER AT OXFORD SCIENCE PARK

March 2025

External works have officially commenced for Project Daubeny, a transformative development at the prestigious Oxford Science Park. This project is set to reshape the park’s landscape, incorporating advanced green and blue infrastructure to foster a more sustainable and innovative environment.

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UNIFYING SPACES: HENDON WATERSIDE

March 2025

Appointed by Barratt London to develop the Unification Strategy for Hendon Waterside – a development nestled amidst 170 hectares of green space and alongside the tranquil Welsh Harp Reservoir. This site offers a unique blend of nature and modern living allowing residents to enjoy the peaceful, waterside setting, complemented by convenient on-site amenities. For commuters, the location is ideally connected, with Brent Cross West just 6 minutes away and St Pancras reachable in 18 minutes from nearby Hendon Central station.

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A BCO AWARD CONTENDER 

March 2025

Aztec 1000, a major refurbishment of an existing office building on the outer edge of Bristol, has been shortlisted for the prestigious BCO (British Council for Offices) Awards in the Refurbished/Recycled Workplace category for the South. Our role was to design and deliver the external landscape , ensuring that the building’s exterior harmonised with its’ newly refurbished interior.

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FERRY TALE LIVING

March 2025

Exciting things are happening in the heart of Tottenham Hale! Ferry Island North is the latest chapter in the area’s vibrant regeneration, bringing new energy to the community. This dynamic mixed-use development by Argent Ltd. and Midgard will feature 619 homes, including shared ownership apartments, plus a host of new shops, cafes, and a cinema. At the centre of it all is Ferry Square, a flexible social space designed to bring residents and visitors together for events, relaxation, and casual interactions.

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City Spaces – Resetting the bar

January 2025

Can we really call our cities inclusive when neurodiverse individuals struggle to find comfort and safety in public spaces? Shouldn’t we be promoting design for neurodiversity in our urban spaces?

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