Brook Avenue Wembley gets the green light from Brent Council for over 450 homes!

Once the site of the famous Teddington Film Studios, this stunning 1.8-hectare Thameside development is now home to 218 townhouses and apartments, breathing new life to the celebrated riverside promenade.

Fairview Homes flagship scheme in Park Royal, Lakeside Drive, boasts an Allies and Morrison 27-storey tower and three large blocks delivering over 800 homes and transforming the Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation Opportunity Area.

We are delighted to announce that after many months of design and negotiation with the LB Tower Hamlets and Historic England, planning and listed building consent has been granted for our scheme with the refurbishment and extension of the Grade II listed Wapping Hydraulic Pumping Station!

The regeneration strategy for our High Streets and Town Centres has taken a huge leap forward today with the announcement of a new panel of ‘Experts’ for the High Streets Task Force and we are delighted to announce that our Founding Principal, Glen Macfarlane, has accepted a place on the panel.

The Centre for Agriculture and Biosciences International (CABI) is a not-for-profit organisation that undertakes scientific research and provides solutions to problems in agriculture and environment worldwide.

A hard-fought planning permission has just been given by Tower Hamlets for 530 homes at Leven Road, Bow Creek.

After winning the RIBA international competition for the extraordinary ‘Low Line’ regeneration initiative in Southwark, we have been working hard to complete the Stage 1 commission with our amazing team partners, PDP London, Studio 4215 and Greengage.

Work to build the next phase at Harlow Science Park has officially begun following practical completion of the first two Plots, which contributes towards the creation of a 35ha Med-Tech business park.

Planning permission has been granted for our first phase of the 1,000 home Limebrook Park new settlement in South Maldon with Crest Nicholson. Over 100 new homes will come forward in Phase 1 will as we work towards the creation of the evolving site masterplan.

We are proud to announce the recent submission of Waddon Way’s planning application! Designing a new residential development around a listed 1930’s diving platform, is not your average commission! But that is what the Waddon Way scheme in Croydon with Bellway Homes is striving to do, creating a delightful public square for the art deco platform structure as the heart for the 180 home residential-led mixed use application.

Nestled in the verdant Oxfordshire countryside, adjacent to the River Thames, is the world’s leading centre for water research, Howbery Park, a truly unique business setting.

Rom Valley Gardens proposes to develop a former 2-acre ice rink site near Queen’s Hospital and the new Elizabeth Line cross rail station in Romford.

Harlow Science Park is a 35-hectare joint venture project between Wrenbridge and Vinci Developments UK, in partnership with Harlow Enterprise Zone and Harlow Council. Set within a globally recognised region of scientific excellence, the new Med-Tech Campus brings together research, innovation and manufacturing.

Even in quiet, leafy suburbs there are developments that were built before current regulations were enforced requiring defensible space and communal amenities.

Plans have been submitted for the regeneration of Dominion, Safari Cinema in Harrow. Working alongside if…architecture, the development seeks to restore the venue to its former glory by revealing the unique Art Deco facade that has been hidden for over 50 years.

Macfarlane + Associates have been appointed by Impact Developments Romford 1 Ltd. to work alongside Ethos Architects in creating a residential led, mixed use masterplan and planning application for the 10 ha former Rom Valley Ice Rink site in Romford, Havering.

Macfarlane + Associates has won the RIBA Lowline International Competition, as part of a team collaboration including PDP London Architects, Greengage Environmental and Studio 4215 for our concept ‘Low Line Commons’ beating 82 entries submitted from over 35 countries worldwide. The competition was steered by Better Bankside, the Low Line Steering Group and the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA).