The Architects’ Journal Architecture News & Buildings
Stolon Studio completes low-carbon flood-resilient housing in Beckenham
Stables Yard is a low-carbon housing scheme in south-east London using modern methods of construction and including a shared access deck for community interaction
Housing
Recently completed housing schemes including social housing, student accommodation, PRS and retirement homes
Welcome to Worthing: Bayside by Allies and Morrison
The mixed-use scheme is a striking addition to the seafront, designed to act as a gateway to the West Sussex coastal town
OB Architecture completes seven-unit residential scheme in Tunbridge Wells
This multi-unit development follows the contours of its steeply sloping site in a series of curved and tiered setbacks
dMFK completes Phase 2 of Nestlé Factory restoration in Hayes
dMFK has delivered 110 loft-style apartments for Barratt London in the former Nestlé chocolate factory building in west London
Mary Duggan and RUFF complete ‘pavilions in park’ housing in Croydon
Red Clover Gardens consists of 157 homes for private sale, affordable and social rent, arranged across five facetted blocks within a landscaped park-like setting
Curl la Tourelle Head completes Sutton social housing
Curl la Tourelle Head has completed 28 homes across five infill sites for £4.4 million in a commission for the London Borough of Sutton
Avanti completes council residential infill scheme across three sites in Dover
Avanti has completed a development for Dover District Council offering a mix of social-rent, shared ownership and private units intended to set a benchmark for inclusive, tenure-blind housing in the region
Reed Watts completes 78 homes in Barking for Pocket Living
The architect has completed 78 affordable homes across two blocks in Barking town centre, east London, for developer Pocket Living
Maccreanor Lavington completes 239-home build-to-rent scheme
Maccreanor Lavington has completed Chesterfield House in Wembley, the first phase of one of the largest mid-market housing developments in the UK
Jonathan Hendry’s Par 3 homes score over major housebuilders’ phoney trad
Jonathan Hendry’s 121-home Par 3 development, built on a disused Lincolnshire golf course, has an admirable richness of incident and spatial complexity