Foundry Yard
A former service yard reorganized around a planted shared court, with generous thresholds between private homes and common space.
Project detailsA considered development practice
Start with the street, not the sales suite.
Our work begins with the existing neighborhood—its routes, landscape, services and patterns of daily life. We use that evidence to guide density, shared space, home layouts and long-term maintenance.
Read our approachSelected developments
A portfolio of distinct places.
Each project page separates completed facts, current proposals and indicative imagery so buyers can understand what is confirmed.
Northbank
A mixed-use residential building completing a street edge while opening a new public route to the river walk.
Project detailsNeighborhood intelligence
Measure daily life at walking pace.
Before design starts, we map ordinary journeys and local resources. Published travel times state the route, method and source rather than presenting decorative scores.
Primary school7 min walk
Rail station11 min walk
Riverside park4 min cycle
Materials with a maintenance plan.
Specifications are chosen through weathering, repair and sourcing reviews. Project pages identify which materials are confirmed and explain where substitutions may occur during procurement.
Design principles
Three tests for every project.
Useful thresholds
Entrances, balconies and shared spaces must support privacy without isolating residents from the street.
Adaptable rooms
Plans are tested against changing household needs, furniture arrangements and accessible circulation.
Repairable fabric
Components are assessed for expected life, replacement access and realistic long-term stewardship.